LYNDA Spence was killed in a horrific crime that shocked Britain in 2011.
Here, we look at what happened to her, and who was found guilty of her killing.
Who was Lynda Spence?
Lynda Spence was a financial adviser from Glasgow, Scotland.
She was snatched off a Glasgow street in 2011 and put through a harrowing ordeal before being murdered.
Her parents reported her missing on May 13, 2011, after not hearing from her.
She was 27 years old at the time of her death in April 2011.
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Despite murder convictions handed out in relation to her disappearance and death, as well as widescale police searches, her body has never been found.
What happened to Lynda Spence?
Her body has never been found despite extensive searches by the police.
She was kidnapped in 2011 by Colin Coats and Philip Wade, who tortured her over a 13 day period in an attic in Ayrshire.
It is thought that Coats thought Spence had ripped him off in a land deal worth £85,000, and he wanted to know what she had done with his money.
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Coats and Wade were found guilty of her abduction, torture and murder in 2013 after an 11-week trial.
Two other men, David Parker and Paul Smith, were each given 11 year sentences for assaulting Lynda and holding her captive.
What happened to her murderer Colin Coats?
Colin Coats and accomplice Philip Wade were jailed for the kidnap, torture and murder of Spence at a trail in 2013.
Both men maintained their innocence throughout the course of the trial.
Coats was given 33 years for the crime, whilst Wade received a 30 year term.
The pair co-operated with police in 2022 as they searched for Lynda's body.
Coats and Wade suggested that her body was buried in a field in Argyll, and were both taken out of prison on separate occasions to show the location.
Police even told her parents that there was a 98 per cent chance that they would be able to locate her body after the tip-off, but they were not able to find anything after a three-month search.
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