Police have drawn a blank after a three-month search of a remote area believed to contain the remains of the murdered Scots financial adviser.
Forensic teams have been scouring a woodland area near Dunoon, Argyll since March in the hopes of finding the remains of Lynda Spence. The 27-year-old financial adviser was tortured and killed in 2011 after being kidnapped from a street in Broomhill, Glasgow.
Colin Coats and Philip Wade are believed to have tied Lynda to a chair at a property in West Kilbride, Ayrshire cutting off her thumb and beating her with an iron during the 13-day ordeal.
