Failing that, he hopes Suzanne’s Law will delay Fraser’s launch for years.
“I’ve seen the torture that Arlene’s family have had to endure through Nat’s choice not to give up her body,” he says.
“He could do that tomorrow if he wished and of course the motivation in this murder investigation was obvious to me – it was control.
“The closing piece of management that Nat has, is giving up that 28-year secret as to the place Arlene is now.
“I doubt he will ever give up that secret, knowing how the man ticks, and this legislation may not unlock that secret.
“The household know that, however they need the laws for future circumstances. That may very well be a type of legacy for Arlene.”
Carol Gilles said she had thought long and hard before deciding to take part in the documentary.
“It actually is just not one thing I take pleasure in or notably need to do, and I’m positive different individuals could have felt the identical, however all of us see this as a chance to increase public consciousness on necessary issues,” she mentioned.
