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Hope of finding mum's body 'lost if killer released'
Glyn Razzell was sentenced to life in 2003 for the murder of his wife
A family could lose "all hope" of finding a woman's remains if a "deeply deceitful" murderer is released from prison, a court was told.
Glyn Razzell from Crewkerne in Somerset was jailed for life in 2003 for the murder of his estranged wife Linda, who vanished in Swindon, Wiltshire, the year before. He has never revealed where he hid her body.
Despite this, the Parole Board concluded in April that Razzell could be released from prison. The Justice Secretary then referred the decision to the High Court.
In a statement, Linda's cousin Judy Westmore said: "If Glyn is released, all hope of ever finding Linda's remains will be lost."
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The mum-of-four, who was 41 when she vanished, was last seen parking her car in Alvescot Road while on her way to work at Swindon College in March 2002.
Razzell, a former insurance investment manager, made appeals in the news for her return but was later arrested and charged with her murder.
Linda had been in the midst of divorce proceedings and had visited a bank with a court order to freeze her husband's bank accounts the week before she vanished.