Buried Beneath the Church: The Crimes of Peter Tobin
In September 2006, the body of a young Polish student was discovered hidden under the floorboards of a Glasgow church — bound, gagged, and stabbed sixteen times. The quiet handyman who worked there called himself Pat McLaughlin. His real name was Peter Britton Tobin.
What followed was one of the most far-reaching investigations in British criminal history. Operation Anagram would uncover the murders of two teenage girls who had been missing for sixteen years, buried in the garden of Tobin’s former home in Kent. It would also reveal a lifetime of violence, deception, and aliases that allowed a…
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