S18E06 | Kate Prout (Redmarley, Gloucestershire, 2007)
In November 2007, a woman vanished from her rural farmhouse in the Gloucestershire countryside without a trace. At first, it seemed she may have simply left - a private decision, perhaps, to start again elsewhere. But as days turned into weeks, and then months, suspicions grew. Kate Prout was a retired schoolteacher,…
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