118: The Cobham Body-in-a-Wheelie-Bin Case | England

Evidence Locker True Crime

True Crime, Society & Culture, Documentary, History

4.6 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 29 November 2020

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

When 30-year-old Melanie Wallner died of natural causes inside her Surrey home, her family was devastated. Many things didn’t add up, especially when they learnt how quickly her widower had found a new love. Three years after her death, a grisly discovery changed everything.

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Created & Produced by Sonya Lowe

Narrated by Noel Vinson

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0:50.0	Peter Wallner had taken a long trip from England to South Africa with his wife's ashes, so she could be laid to rest on her family's farm.
0:58.0	German-born Peter met Malani at work in London, and they had been married for five years.
1:04.5	Malani's sister and ordained minister led a memorial service in Pretoria's inner city
1:09.3	and family members spoke about Malani's life in South Africa before she moved to the UK.
1:14.3	30-year-old Malani had migrated to England 10 years before her untimely death.
1:20.3	Friends and relatives did not really know her life as a married woman.
1:23.7	Still, many people attended the service to support the grieving family and pay their respects to
1:28.8	Malani. At the ceremony, Malani's husband Peter, a tall man with sandy hair was without emotion.
1:36.9	He was slightly awkward and did not engage much in conversation.
1:41.4	No one thought too much of it. Perhaps he was still in shock.
1:45.0	Malani had died unexpectedly due to natural causes. He must have been heartbroken.
1:51.0	A young widower who had lost everything at the young age of 31,
1:54.3	it must have been overwhelming to be in a foreign country surrounded by strangers
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