School friends in Healing, North Lincolnshire, are divided over their memories of Huntley. They shared an interest in computer games and his mother's relationship didn't seem to be a problem for him.' The source said: 'To Julie, Ian was just Lynda's son. He moved in with her in the town of his upbringing - the industrial port of Immingham, North Lincolnshire - along with a friend of his mother, former security guard Julie Beasley, 28.Ī friend of the family claimed last night that Miss Beasley and Huntley's mother had a lesbian affair while he and his current girlfriend were living there. They split up nine years ago - a bitter bust-up that left a teenage Ian taking his mother's side and adopting her maiden name of Nixon. His mother, Lynda, 48, cleans at the school where Ian works and is a parttime dinner lady at the school where her His father, Kevin, 47, now works as a council caretaker in Littleport. Ian Kevin Huntley was born in the North Lincolnshire fishing town of Grimsby in 1973. He thought he was cut out do to something important. Air Force base in Suffolk, who has nailed down the more promising career.Īs one friend, still reeling from last week's arrest, remarked last night: 'Ian was a drifter and a bit of a dreamer. While Mr and Mrs Huntley are instinctively proud and protective of their elder boy, it is Wayne, who works at a U.S. Last night, the family had been placed in a police safe house. They now live with Huntley's parents in Littleport, Cambridgeshire. The couple then split and Huntley had a fling with a 15-year-old schoolgirl.īut in 2000, Claire married Huntley's 25-year-old brother, Wayne, in Thetford, Norfolk.
Marriage records show that Claire Evans, 18, married Ian in Grimsby in 1995. Last night, it emerged that Huntley's sister-in-law was once his wife.
That turmoil has certainly been evident in his love life. If there is one thing that has characterised the life of the man quizzed over the Holly and Jessica murders, it is a total absence of stability. What's more, the subsidised rent of £25 a week on his semi-detached three-bedroom house left plenty of his £16,000 salary left over with which to indulge his penchant for smart clothes and motorbikes. Here, after more than a decade of disappointment, was a secure, reasonably-paid job in an attractive Fenland market town where the smooth-talking 28-year-old planned marriage and parenthood as he settled down with his girlfriend, Maxine Carr. For a man rather cruelly dubbed 'spadehead' by his school friends, Ian Huntley must have thought he had landed on Easy Street when he arrived in Soham.
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