Police are searching a field close to where murdered mother Linda Razzell went missing 17 years ago.
She was last seen on March 19, 2002, in Swindon, Wiltshire after driving to work at a college and her mobile phone was found dumped in a nearby alleyway.
In 2003, her estranged husband Glyn Razzell was jailed for life for the murder of Linda, 41.
The search is taking place less than half-a-mile from Mrs Razzell's former home in Pentylands Close after police were given a tip-off by members of the public.
Police are searching a field close to where murdered mum Linda Razzell (pictured) went missing 17 years ago
The search is taking place less than half-a-mile from Mrs Razzell's former home in Pentylands Close after police were given a tip-off by members of the public. Pictured, a police road block off Pentylands Lane where the search is taking place
In 2003, Linda's estranged husband Glyn Razzell (pictured) was jailed for life for her murder
The mother-of-four's body has never been found and Mr Razzell, a former insurance investment manager continues to protest his innocence from prison.
Today a blue forensic tent was erected in a field near Pentylands Lane, in Highworth, Swindon, Wiltshire.
The search is taking place less than half-a-mile from Mrs Razzell's former home in Pentylands Close.
Wiltshire Police say detectives are keeping 'an open mind' as to whether the search is connected with
