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1997: 'Lady In The Lake'
1997- The Lady in the Lake
Males Newsreader: Good evening, police investigating the so called Lady in the Lake case tonight, charged Gordon Park with murder. (.) The body of his first wife Carol was found by divers in Coniston water earlier this month, 21 years after she disappeared. (.) Mr. Parker a retired school teacher, was arrested yesterday when he returned from holiday. Richard Wells reports. (.)
Richard Wells: For two days and a night the husband of the woman known as the Lady in the Lake has been detained at Barrow police station. (.) He’d face hours of questioning by detectives about the murder of his former wife.
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