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Killer who will not say where wife's body is to stay in prison

A man convicted of murdering his wife will stay behind bars following a High Court ruling. Glyn Razzell, who has refused to reveal the location of Linda Razzell's body, poses a continued risk to women, according to the judge. Linda's daught...

BBC News· Aug 14, 2026 · 1:16 PM · 1 views

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A man convicted of murdering his wife will stay behind bars following a High Court ruling. Glyn Razzell, who has refused to reveal the location of Linda Razzell's body, poses a continued risk to women, according to the judge. Linda's daughter expresses the ongoing pain caused by her father's denial of the truth.

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