Susan Hockenhull kidnapped. As the branch was staffed only by these two, the alarm was only raised when customers were unable to enter the bank after the lunchtime closing period . Miss Hockenhull's body was later discovered on moorland, where she had died from hypothermia. In October 1977 David Walsh, 30, who was employed as a contractor to service adding machines at the bank and who was known to the victims, was found guilty at Chester Crown Court of their murders and was sentenced to life imprisonment. He also received 15 years' imprisonment for the robbery, which had netted £2,445. See also Listed buildings in Prestbury, Cheshire Notes References Cartmell, A. J. S. "The History of Prestbury", St.Peter's Church, Prestbury, 2006 Hindle, Gordon B. "St. Peter's Prestbury: a personal response", Church of St. Peter, Prestbury, Cheshire, 2001 Prestbury Community Directory, Prestbury Parish Council, 2008 Prestbury Conservation Area Appraisal: Draft for Public Consultation: Macclesfield Borough Council, January 2006, accessed 28 October 2007 Prestbury Village Design Statement: Supplementary Planning Document, Borough of Macclesfield, June 2007, accessed 28 October 2007 Renaud, Frank "Contributions towards a history of the ancient Parish of Prestbury in Cheshire", the Chetham Society, 1876 Village Design Statement for Prestbury Parish, accessed 15 April 2008 External links Prestbury Parish Council Official website Plan for Prestbury All about Prestbury, past, present and future Oliver Wood Photography A collection of photos of Prestbury and the surrounding area. Travel article "The Wilmslow Boys" by A.A.Gill. Prestbury slated as "Smug Central" Villages in Cheshire Civil parishes in Cheshire