Cops excavate garden of fred west’s friends david and pauline williams

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Perverse David Williams, 57, and his wife Pauline, 52, subjected young girls and boys to horrific rapes, sexual assaults an beatings. The depraved couple became friends with the Wests when


they lived close to the infamous killers' home in Cromwell Street, Gloucester in the 80s and 90s. David Williams even terrified his victims by boasting about his connections with the


Wests, who abused and murdered at least 12 young girls and women over 20 years. Now police have announced the operation after receiving a tip-off. Scaffolding has reportedly been erected


around their former home in Cullompton, Devon to stop people seeing the scene. A spokesman for Devon and Cornwall Police said: "Following intelligence received, Devon and Cornwall


Police are undertaking excavation work at a property in Cullompton, Devon. "This relates to historic intelligence connected to the address and its former occupants. "It is expected


to take up to four days to complete. "Specialist officers will be involved in the excavation which we hope will have as little impact on the local community as possible." CANAL


SERIAL KILLER - GREATER MANCHESTER POLICE RESPOND TO MYTH David Williams bragged of his links with the perverted Wests, who used to drink in his pub when he lived on Cromwell Street. But the


couple's so-called "façade of innocence" crumbled after a victim contacted police over a case of historic rape in 2013. Several other victims came forward with harrowing


evidence of rape, sexual assault and violence. The couple were found guilty of multiple offences after a six-week trial at Exeter Crown Court. SWNS Depraved killers Fred and Rose West abused


and killed at least 12 people David Williams of Bradninch, Devon, was convicted of ten rapes, 13 indecent assaults, five counts of gross indecency, two of cruelty, and one of sexual


activity with a child. Pauline Williams was found guilty of two rapes and five indecent assaults. They were found not guilty of eight other allegations involving two other complainants.