Has the terrible murder of Sian O'Callaghan uncovered a miscarriage of justice?

[sandyRoe]

A man is in jail serving a life sentence for the murder of his ex. The man being questioned about the murder of Sian has led police to another body. If this is the missing woman then the husband has been wrongly convicted.

[sara3]

is there a real possibility it's the same woman?

[Bobbisox]

maybe Sandy but I wonder why they name suspects now?
remember the lecturer who was named?
I find this practise rather odd now

[jackthehat]

He led them to where the body was buried.........not the same thing.

[sandyRoe]

The woman, Linda Razzell, disappeared, disappeared in March 2002. It could well be her

[Mick-Talbot]

a miscarriage of justice?
in this day and age, with the use of DNA?
impossible.


hang em all.

[NoMercy]

But if someone were convicted without a body, Mick, then there was no DNA evidence to support the prosecution...

[Francis Asis]

I'm sure it will be looked into but I suppose its possible they were "in it together"

[4getmenot]

thought he said he killed between 2003 and 2005?

[mrs_overall]

Sandy,Ii think you are putting two and two together and making five.
The woman you are talking about disappeared in 2002
The woman (they believe to be from Swindon) whose body they believe they have found disappeared between 2003 and 2005 and as far as I can gather she was NOT married.

[craft1948]

Rather a miscarriage of justice than a posthumous pardon..............

[4getmenot]

also other body is that of a young woman 23-30. The missing lady was in her early 40s. But he may have killed others, but then again why not admit to all.