Glyn Razzell was jailed for a minimum of almost 16 years in 2003 for murdering his estranged wife Linda Razzell, whose body has never been found. The Parole Board’s decision came after consideration of Helen’s Law, named after Helen McCourt, who vanished on her way home from work in 1988. The law requires the Parole Board to take into consideration a killer’s refusal to disclose where they hid their victim’s body. She continued: "If Glyn Razzell remains in prison, it will be the incentive he needs to eventually do the right thing. "Both factors were properly considered and weighed by an experienced Parole Board panel which considered the countervailing factors and matters in the round.