Renewed Push for Justice in 30-Year-Old Janet Brown Murder Case

Police and family issue fresh appeals, leveraging DNA evidence and a £20,000 reward to identify the killer who remains at large.

Janet Brown, a 51-year-old midwife and medical researcher, was brutally murdered in her Buckinghamshire home on April 10, 1995.
The crime scene revealed Brown was bludgeoned to death, found naked, gagged, and handcuffed, though police determined there was no sexual motive or theft involved.
A DNA sample believed to belong to the killer was recovered but has not matched any profiles in the police database despite screening over 1,000 men.
Brown’s daughter, Zara Harden, has made a public plea for information, emphasizing the need to stop the perpetrator from committing further crimes.
A £20,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the individual responsible, with police urging anyone with suspicions to come forward.