How do you prove a murder without a body? Find out on Murder Mile.

This is Frognell Rise in Hampstead NW3.

Four streets west of the murderous mother-in-law, Stilu Christofi,

two streets south of the home of pathologists

of Bernard Spilsbury, and one street north of the bungling burglar, who broke the bank, and then broke his neck,

coming soon to Murder Mile. Of Hampstead Heath, in one of the poshous parts of London sits the Mount Vernon estate,

comprising of three mansion blocks of opulent apartments, with many flats costing upwards of two million pounds.

Owned by mostly corporations, is the kind of place a shady Russian oligarch might live believing he's an English gentleman.

By calling his Egyptian butler Jeeves, by drinking tea with his pinky finger raised high,

by saying, one does, instead of I, by eating posh chip buddies and having filthy dreams about the queen.

With high gates, security guards and CCTV, here money can buy you privacy but not always

safety.

Back in 2006, flat nine of the pavilion court on the Mount Vernon estate was the plush matrimonial home of Mr and Mrs. Echerep.

For Lee Waer and Robert, their whirlwind romance meant they married just seven months after they had met,

and with a baby on the way, it should have been the perfect start.

But having married a jealous and controlling monster, Lay became a hostage in her own home.

She lived in abject fear.

And just two and a half weeks after her own wedding, she lost everything, including her life.

My name is Michael. I'm your tour guide and this is Murder Mile.

Episode 303, Dirty Money

To tell Lay's story, we need to travel 5,000 miles east to Delian.

A Chinese coastal city, famed as one of the busiest shipping ports in East Asia.

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