claire holland was 32 when she went missing. mother of four young children who disappeared in june 2012 and there was absolutely no trace of her. until, four years ago the police got a call confessing to the worst of crimes. officers arrested darren osmond but he later retracted its mission, saying he had been drunk and suicidal. so began an extraordinary operation, an undercover officer moved on to this road, befriended him and earned his truck while secretly recording him. osmond said he blamed claire for his son being taken into care and he had killed her, cut up her body and dumped her in the severn estuary. when she left this pub around closing time, claire was on her way to meet darren osmond but there was no trace of her, no record since, so the prosecution had to show without a body that claire was dead and that darren osmond was responsible. thejury found him responsible. the jury found him guilty responsible. thejury found him guilty of murder and he will now be heading to prison. claire holland family finally have som

claire holland was aged 32 at the time of her death injune 2012. deeply moving impact statement that i have heard and read that she was a warm and vivacious person who was deeply loved. she had experienced difficulty in her early life but, by 2012, while in the words of her mother starting a new chapter in her life, she had a new flat, had re—engaged with her family and was engaged in a programme to stop drinking. she was rightly proud of herself and the efforts that she was making. she had high hopes that she would in time be able to have her children to live with her, children whose contact visits she never missed, no matter how difficult her life was at times. she was happy and optimistic about the future. a fresh start was ahead of her. you robbed her of that fresh start. you robbed her of that fresh start. you robbed her of that fresh start. you robbed her of the future she deserved. you took her permanently from her supportive family who loved and cherished her. you took her from supportive family who loved and cherished her. you took herfrom

claire holland was 32 when she went missing.e of her... ..untilfour years ago. the police got a call confessing to the worst of crimes. officers arrested darren osment — but he later retracted his admission, saying he'd been drunk and suicidal. so began an extraordinary operation — an undercover officer moved on to osment�*s road, befriended him, and earned his trust whilst secretly recording him. osment said he blamed claire for their son being taken into care, and that he'd killed her, cut upper body, and dumped her in the severn estuary. when she left this pub around closing time, claire was on her way to meet darren osment — but there was no trace of her, absolutely no record of her sense. so the prosecution had to show, without a body, that claire was dead and that darren osment was responsible. thejury found him guilty of murder, and he'll now be heading to prison. claire holland's family finally have some answers about what happened to her — but they still don't have her body. danjohnson, bbc news, at bristol crown court.

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claire holland was last seen leaving a pub in june 2012. in 2019, darren osmond confessed to killing a woman during a 999 call, but later denied it. in an interview due to a lack of evidence and undercover officer was deployed to befriend osmond. an operation which lasted 20 months. the jury was told. osmond blamed miss holland for their child being taken into care and killed her in a drunken argument . at the chancellor says argument. at the chancellor says inflation fell to 3.9% due to difficult decisions the government made a year ago . government made a year ago. newly released ons figures show uk inflation fell from 4.6% in october. it . is still well above october. it. is still well above the bank of england's goal of 2. the ons says the decrease in fuel was the biggest fuel prices was the biggest reason for the fall. food prices are rising more slowly. are also rising more slowly. jeremy hunt says more still needs to be done . needs to be done. >> a year ago, inflation was 11.1. now it's fallen to 3.9, the lowest for over two years.

claire holland's sister spoke a short time about her sister and the impact her murder has had. tote shortmpact her murder has had. we will forever miss her happy, _ impact her murder has had. we will forever miss her happy, warm i impact her murder has had. we will forever miss her happy, warm and i forever miss her happy, warm and friendly personality. she loved her children wholeheartedly. she would have continued to live a meaningful life with the support of her family. instead, she has been denied the right to live. she has missed numerous significant family events including seeing herfamily being brought into the world or sharing the last moments with others who have passed away. during the trial we have been sickened to hear how claire's life was cruelly taken from us. her death was totally senseless and completely unjustified. we have learned how one person called 999 in the summer of 2019 and confessed to having killed her. the same person retracted this and then continually denied being responsible for ending her life. we have this in two weeks of painful evidence. claire's chara

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