I could not believe it when Martin Brunt said that about 'lover' in front of her mother! Her name was Jean Bradford. I nearly fell off my chair. Surely these guys would get these facts correct in 2025.
There are several inconsistences also in Part 1 - Martin said she had an appointment at 4pm that she had missed - this is not in the diary and I have not heard of this before.
What I find frustrating is the questions are along the same old same old and so are the responses. Where is the detail and the validation of why - whats backing up these statements? Why aren't they asking different questions?
Why don't they know where JC was staying the Friday Saturday , Sunday before? He wasn't staying on the street.
Why does he actually think she is at Norton Barracks, just because of the conversation with GP in the car? He wasn't known to bury bodies.
Where is the Ford Fiesta today? The red Sierra? Are they still in storage? Are Suzys diaries back with her family or still in police hands?
The BW sighting flabbergasts me - its like it has just been dismissed and means nothing when actually that is massive.
Why weren't the flowers tracked back to which florist delivered them ? What about the phone calls she was receiving
Why wasn't the business venture with the couple investigated?
Why aren't they talking about these details? She had a conversation with an ex boyfriend at a wedding ONE MONTH prior to her disappearing where she actually told him she was seeing someone that was "unobtainable". Who was this person? Was JH (the ex bf from the QE2 ) talked to in more detail about this conversation? I am sure the context of that conversation was not just light hearted banter, it suggests she was in a relationship she wanted but ultimately could not have. That means he was married.
It is because they do not know. MB is saying it himself. They only know three things really - 39 years later.
I really had hoped this podcast might have shed some new light - and yes it had a few tidbits of things but nothing really new.

So many questions.