Pauline Parker, one of New Zealand's infamous Parker-Hulme murderers, dies aged 88 in Scotland
Parker, who with Juliet Hulme killed her mother in Christchurch in 1954, had been living under a new identity on Orkney.
Pauline Parker, one half of the notorious Parker-Hulme duo who murdered her mother in a Christchurch park in 1954, has died aged 88 on the Scottish island of Orkney. Parker had been living under the name Hilary Nathan in the town of Kirkwall. Her death closes the final chapter on a case that shocked New Zealand and inspired Peter Jackson's 1994 film Heavenly Creatures.