Most Wanted Criminal Kevin Parle Suspected to be in Marbella
Kevin Parle, one of the National Crime Agency’s most wanted criminals, is believed to be operating in Marbella’s Puerto Banus as a hardman enforcer. Parle is suspected to be working as a cash-collector for the criminal underworld of Puerto Banus. This information has been disclosed by a retired Met officer, Peter Bleksley, who is determined to locate Parle.
Retired Met Officer on the Trail of Kevin Parle
Peter Bleksley has been tracking Parle for his hit BBC podcast Manhunt: Finding Kevin Parle. Bleksley arrived in Malaga on July 11 after receiving two credible tips about Parle’s location in late March. According to the sources, Parle is working as a money collector for Manchester gangsters in and around Puerto Banus.
Kevin Parle Spotted in Marbella
One of the sources revealed that Parle collected a £50,000 debt in late March, accompanied by his Irish girlfriend in Marbella. Parle, who is wanted for two murders in the UK, is also suspected to be involved in the disappearance of father and son, Danny and Liam Poole, who went missing from Estepona in 2019.
Retired Met Officer Closer Than Ever to Catching Parle
Bleksley, who has been handing out flyers and interacting with people in the popular marina, believes he is closer than ever to catching Parle. Within hours of his arrival in Banus, a local expat claimed to have seen Parle on July 14 walking down Calle Ribera, a street known for its upscale clubs and restaurants.
Parle’s Whereabouts a Source of Speculation
Parle’s location has been a subject of speculation since he fled Merseyside 18 years ago after the murders of Lucy Hargreaves in 2005 and Liam Kelly in 2004. Bleksley, who joined the Met Police as a cadet at 17, was accompanied by another retired veteran police officer, who wishes to remain anonymous.
Retired Met Officer Determined to Catch Parle
Bleksley is more determined than ever to catch Parle. He has hundreds of flyers and posters, and has plastered Parle’s face all over the place. He believes that Parle is also connected to the disappearance of Danny Poole and son Liam in April 2019.
Disappearance of Father and Son in Estepona
Danny Poole and his son Liam, aged 42 and 22 respectively, travelled to Estepona on Mother’s Day in 2019 with a suitcase containing £20,000 in cash. They have not been seen since April 1 and the cash was never recovered. Their passports and luggage were found abandoned in a hotel room in Estepona’s Valle Romano golf resort.
Bleksley Vows to Find Parle
Bleksley insists that he has had the bronze and silver but not the golden nugget yet. However, he has vowed to keep coming back until he finds Parle.
