The Daily Mail (London, England), June 13th, 2003
ANNIE Bates had been a regular breakfast-time fixture at the Marks & Spencer cafe for two years. The 96- year- old spinster walked three miles to the store six days a week, sitting at the same table by the window and ordering a scone or a salmon sandwich. It was a habit that was to save her life. When Miss Bates failed to turn up one morning, staff at the Revive cafe in Stockport were concerned-Two days later, when she still had not appeared, they knew something was definitely wrong. Staff member Julie Nightingale went to the pensioner's flat in nearby Heaton Norris with a colleague. When...
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