Police body-cam footage shows Gavin Plumb's arrest in flat A leading American production company wants the Holly Willoughby to talk on camera about Gavin Plumb’s plot to kidnap, rape and murder her. Plumb was last week sentenced to a minimum jail term of 16 years. Sources say US TV bosses, who have made a series of high-profile true crime dramas, are also keen to make a feature-length film about the case.
They are said to have approached Holly’s Roxy Management team last week. A source told Daily Mirror: “Holly has been asked if she wishes to participate in the documentary and be involved in the drama as an adviser. They are conscious of how transformative Holly’s involvement could be.
” Holly Willoughby was targeted by Gavin Plumb. (Image: Getty) It is understood that talks about the documentary are already under way, and Plumb’s friends and family have discussed taking part. However the This Morning star may not be so keen on opening up regarding the terrible experience.
The source said: “Holly’s reaction to this has been that she wants this whole thing to now go away. It has been a horrible time for her and she has really struggled with it at points. "It’s a question of whether or not she wants to be involved, or let it ride out.
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uk have reached out to Holly Willoughby for comment. Plumb was snared after the US undercover police officer infiltrated an online group called Abduct Lovers and became so concerned about Plumb’s posts that evidence was passed to the FBI. The detective used the alias David Nelson to communicate in the online group and said that he had no idea initially who Holly Willoughby was but that he would have contacted British police, whoever it had been.
“I treat each victim the same in every investigation,” the detective told The Times. "My course of action would be no different.” SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you.
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