The murder of Arlene Fraser is one of Scotland's most remarkable "no body" cases. In April 1998, Arlene, a thirty-three-year-old mother of two, vanished from her home in New Elgin, Moray, after taking her children to school, and was never seen again. With no body, no weapon and no confession, the case against her estranged husband, Nat Fraser, came to rest on a single haunting detail: a set of rings that reappeared in the house days after she disappeared. This is the story of that one piece of evidence, a conviction won, quashed by the Supreme Court, and then won all over again. On Crime at Bedtime, settle in, get comfortable, and let us tell you the story of the murder of Arlene Fraser.
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