GLYN Razzell is behind bars and starting his life sentence for murdering his estranged wife Linda.

This is the first time police in Wiltshire have investigated a murder case without a body being found.

The mystery of the wherabouts of Linda's remains means Glyn Razzell is not only a cold-blooded killer who took a mother away from her four children forever, but he has also deprived her family of laying her body to rest.

He should now, for the sake of those children, reveal where he has hidden Linda's body so her family can start their grieving process fully and give her a Christian burial.

Only then will they truly be able to start to come to terms with what has happened.

Linda's cousin Julie Westmore has said that Razzell's youngest child could not sleep at night and wished he were dead to escape his memories.

What a terrible legacy their father has left for his four children to bear.

Razzell has shown that he has the cold and calculating mind of a killer throughout the trial and police investigation.

While sentencing him the judge told him he had an obsessive interest in money and money in some way lay behind what he chose to do.

Now if he has one ounce of remorse or integrity in his body he must do the decent thing and tell the police what he did with Linda.

He told the Evening Advertiser just days before his conviction that if he was found guilty he would try and find a way to correct a dreadful miscarriage of justice.

This indicates that he will appeal on his conviction so is unlikely to reveal any details at this stage.

Miscarriages of justice do happen, as he says, but unless he really knows nothing about it, he should come clean now.

It appears we will never know the full motive of why Razzell murdered Linda and the full sequence of events.

Why should we have hope that this killer who meticulously planned every step of this murder and lied throughout the investigation, tell the truth now?