Justice For Glyn Razzell

Goverment statistics on successful appeals against criminal conviction show that for the decade 1989-1999 the appeal (Criminal Division) abated over 8,470 criminal convictions.
This is an average of 847 a year. Moreover, the Crown Courts quosh around 3,500 criminal convictions obtained in the magistrates court each year.
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Each year 210,000 people go missing, according to the Home Office figures most have no intention of ever returning, 10,000 of these are reported to the National Missing Persons helpline.

Missing

Linda Razzell
  • Linda Razzell 'nee' Davies;
  • Aged 43;
  • 5ft slim build;
  • Slight welsh accent;
  • Dark, curly hair;
  • Blue eyes;
  • Fluent French speaker;
  • Likely to be living under an assumed name.

"One well-know case was that of John Stonehouse, Post Master General in the 1974 Labour Government, who disappeared while swimming of a beach in Miami, Florida. His clothes were recovered but no trace of his body was found. He was later found living in Australia under a false passport, where he had fled to escape financial and domestic problems at home after faking his death."
Jeremy Laurance, Health Editor - Ghost Nation: The Independent, 6th March 2003 page 3.

If you have any information which could help us find Linda please e-mail us at findinglinda@glynrazzell.org.uk

The supporters of Glyn Razzell are offering a reward of £5,000 (GBP) to any persons who can prove to the British Police that Linda is alive and well, or was alive anytime after 19th March 2002 (contradicting The Crowns version of events). If your evidence is substantiated, this reward will be payable upon the release of Glyn Razzell.