Glyn Razzell was found guilty of killing his estranged wife, Linda, 24 years ago. He’s now served his term in prison and the parole board has decided it’s safe for him to be released. However, his family say he shouldn’t be freed until he’s revealed where their mother’s remains are – something he’s always refused to do. They’re hoping a review of the parole board’s decision, due next week, will take into account ‘Helen’s Law’ – a rule which says offenders mustn’t cause families more trauma by continuing to conceal where they’ve hidden their victim’s bodies.