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Although 17 years had passed since his wife died in a car accident, Malcolm Webster found himself becoming the focus of Scotland's longest-ever criminal trial when police re-examined her death.
Although 17 years had passed since his wife died in a car accident, Malcolm Webster found himself becoming the focus of Scotland's longest-ever criminal trial when police re-examined her death.
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