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If you wanted to hide something, where would you go? Woodland, maybe, a remote location,

a place far away from busy streets, a place where few people go. Well, sometimes it seems the best

way to hide something from someone is to put it right in front of them. And in today's case,

that's exactly what this person did, Except they weren't hiding something.

They were hiding someone.

I'm Naomi Channel and this is real.

I'm going to Tina Satchwell was born on the 30th of November 1972. She was from County Cork in Ireland,

and during the 1980s, she moved to England to live with her grandmother in the Midlands.

When she was there, she met her future husband, a man called Richard Satchwell. He was six years older than her,

and he worked as a truck driver. They married when Tina was 18 years old in 1990. And later in their

life, they decided to move to Femois in County Cork to be near Tina's family.

In 2016, they made the move to the Irish coastal town of Johal.

On the 19th of March, 2017, Tina and Richard did a car boot sale in a nearby town, selling some of Tina's old possessions.

Tina was described as being in good spirits by people she saw at the boot sale. She'd found

some bargains, including a new dress and a handbag. But six days later, on the evening of the 24th of March, Richard went to his local police

station and told the officer on the front desk that he wanted to report his wife missing. He said

she'd been missing for four days and the last time he'd seen her was at their home on the morning of the 20th of March.

This was the day after the boot sale.

He said she'd asked him if he could go and buy some parrot food for their pets from an

Aldi supermarket that was over 18 miles away.

He said when he returned home, she was gone.

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