Hello and guilty of murder without a body has been difficult and in the UK there was a

misconception for centuries that there could be no murder trial without a body.

The view was influenced by the Camden Wonder case in the 17th century, you might know it, when 70 year old William Harrison

vanished from the market town of Chipping Camden Gloucestershire.

Following an investigation, three suspects were executed for his murder.

It was, as you can imagine, somewhat problematic when two years later,

in Waltz William claiming that he'd been abducted and enslaved in Turkey.

But the outstanding developments in technology and forensic science

have meant that in recent times a murder conviction can be sought, despite the being no body much, much more easily.

For example, you recall in 2013 Mark Bridger was found guilty of murdering five-year-old

April Jones in mid Wales. Her body was

tragically never found, but the DNA found in Bridges House, matched him to

her disappearance, and her murder. Which brings us to our story today from London.

A man goes missing and everything suggests murder.

There's no body.

Was it murder?

First let's set some context of the events I'm going to

describe with our guest a month in the year game. Jerry Halliwell topped the UK

charts with her take on its reigning men.

Look, someone must have liked it.

Survivor from Destiny's Child was number one in the US,

and in Australia the legend that is Michael Crawford Crawford spent two weeks at number one in the

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