Daughter still demanding justice for murdered dad Gary Chick

THE daughter of a bouncer who was murdered 16 years ago says she will never give up in the fight for justice.

Today is the 16th anniversary of the death of Gary Chick.

He was attacked by three masked thugs on November 17 1996 as he walked on Clacton seafront near the Venetian Bridge with his girlfriend.

Mr Chick, 40, was hit over the head with what was believed to be a hammer.

The case has become Clacton’s longest unsolved murder.

Daughter Roxanne has made a renewed appeal for information in the hope that the anniversary will spark a breakthrough in the case.

She said: “It is always hard when this time of year comes around.

“I’m still hopeful that one day someone will be caught. We always said we would never stop until dad’s killer was found."

Roxanne, 27, of Leas Road in Clacton, was just 11 when her dad was murdered.

She added: “My dad was full of joy. Everyone knew him as a gentle giant.

“Every year I just keep my fingers crossed and hope someone has a heart and comes forward with information.”

Comments(3)

Joker50 says...
1:18pm Sat 17 Nov 12

So he was a bouncer come gentle giant, sounds like a real one off.

jaywick grinch says...
2:01pm Sat 17 Nov 12

The fact is he wasn't a gentle giant but a typical plastic gangster of that time always finding excuses to push people around,the police have been told many many times to question the geeza at clacton exhaust and Tyre's. he knows exactly who did it.

Farmhouse France says...
4:34pm Thu 22 Nov 12

Roxanne why don't you contact Crimewatch and see if they will help you. Take no notice of negative comments at the end of the day he was your dad and you will want justice to be done. If Jaywick Grinch is right ask the police to interview people at Clacton Exhaust and Tyres.

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