Tina Baker: Army drafted in to search farm for woman murdered 18 years ago
"Police have called in the Army to help search farmland for the body of a woman murdered 18 years ago.
Tina Baker, 41, vanished on her way to feed pigs on her farm in Surrey in 2002 and no trace of her was found.
In 2006 her estranged husband Martin Baker, a former SAS soldier, was convicted of her murder and jailed for for a minimum 14 years."
"Their work is part of Operation Sally, the murder investigation launched into Mrs Baker's death.
Detective Inspector Chris Rambour said: "The investigative work around Tina Baker's death has continued since 2006 and we have received information which has resulted in our decision to carry out further investigation at this location in Bisley."
"Martin Baker, now 68, denied any involvement in his wife's disappearance and a bid for an appeal in 2008 was rejected by judges who said his conviction was safe.
Old Bailey judge Paul Focke, who jailed him for life with a minimum 14 years, said during sentencing that Baker had lain in wait for his wife as she went to feed pigs, then killed her and "promptly disposed of her body and car".
"Police have called in the Army to help search farmland for the body of a woman murdered 18 years ago.
Tina Baker, 41, vanished on her way to feed pigs on her farm in Surrey in 2002 and no trace of her was found.
In 2006 her estranged husband Martin Baker, a former SAS soldier, was convicted of her murder and jailed for for a minimum 14 years."
"Their work is part of Operation Sally, the murder investigation launched into Mrs Baker's death.
Detective Inspector Chris Rambour said: "The investigative work around Tina Baker's death has continued since 2006 and we have received information which has resulted in our decision to carry out further investigation at this location in Bisley."
"Martin Baker, now 68, denied any involvement in his wife's disappearance and a bid for an appeal in 2008 was rejected by judges who said his conviction was safe.
Old Bailey judge Paul Focke, who jailed him for life with a minimum 14 years, said during sentencing that Baker had lain in wait for his wife as she went to feed pigs, then killed her and "promptly disposed of her body and car".
