Murder of Tina Baker

[1] She left her new partner's home on the day she disappeared, saying that she was going to feed the animals at Brookfield farm, which she and her husband owned.

[2] Her disappearance was initially treated as a missing persons case, but police became suspicious of her husband.

[1] During the trial his first wife, Gillian Hopkins, testified that he had threatened to kill her and feed her to the pigs before their divorce.

[1] Telephone records placed him near the farm that morning and also that he had contacted a friend who ran a breaker's yard that could dispose of cars that day.

[1] Martin Baker was found guilty of Tina's murder at the Old Bailey although her body was never recovered.