The Murder of Helen Bailey Part 2

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Kerry Daynes· Host0:29

Royston, a quiet, affluent town in Hertfordshire. Around 18,000 people live here. But in the summer of 2016, all eyes were on one property, a £1.4 million home owned by children's author Helen Bailey and her fiancé, Ian Stewart. Helen had been missing for three months, but now the search was nearing its gruesome end. Beneath the manhole in the garage, police had found an old well converted into a cesspit. It was time for a specialist team to go in.

Colin Sutton· Guest1:16

They looked in through the manhole cover and with some light and a little bit of investigation, the first thing they found was literally an arm sticking out of the slurry that was in the bottom of the