first, the ammunition appeared to not match that used to kill Angela, which had been gameshot. However, they found that the ammunition had been incorrectly labelled. Trial Hart was arrested and charged with murder on 20 January 1977. Hart (aged 38) pleaded not guilty to murder but guilty of manslaughter. He maintained that he cocked the gun only to frighten, and that it went off by accident when he tapped the glass screen. He was found guilty of murder on 3 November 1977 and sentenced to life imprisonment, with a recommendation that he should serve at least twenty-five years. He was released in 2002. Memorials Angela Woolliscroft was buried at Surbiton cemetery on 29 March 1977. The funeral service was held at St Catherine of Siena Roman Catholic Church, Chessington, and was attended by members of the murder squad, the local MP, the deputy mayor of Kingston, members of staff from Barclays and pupils from Holy Cross convent, New Malden; the coffin was escorted by members of Barclays Bank international hockey team. A memorial plaque was placed inside the bank building at Ham with the wording "In fond memory of Angela Woolliscroft who died on 10th November 1976. A member of staff of this branch who will always be remembered by her colleagues." The bank closed in 2014 and the plaque was moved to the branch in George Street, Richmond. There is also a memorial bench outside the former bank building in Ham (now a Sainsbury's store) and three more were placed round Ham Common. A crystal vase was filled with red roses on the anniversary of her death. References 1976 in London 1976 murders in the United Kingdom November 1976 events in the United Kingdom 1970s murders in London Bank robberies Barclays Ham, London History of the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames History of the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames Monuments and memorials in London Murder in London Robberies in England Violence against women in London Female murder victims Deaths by firearm in London