How a diary entry solved the murder of a missing man
He was last seen alive on 17 November that year and was reported missing eight days later when he failed to meet his daughter, Bethany."He was by all accounts a very good father, and he was regularly in contact with his daughter Bethany who was, I believe, 19 at the time of his disappearance.
- ▪He was last seen alive on 17 November that year and was reported missing eight days later when he failed to meet his daughter, Bethany."He was by all accounts a very good father, and he was regularly in contact with his daughter Bethany who
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| Publication time | Thu, 06 Aug 2026 23:13:11 GMT |
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How a diary entry solved the murder of a missing manImage caption, Richard Dyson (left) vanished without a trace in 2019 and Christopher Wright (right) was found guilty of his murder in July this yearByVictoria ScheerYorkshirePublished2 minutes agoWhen Det Con Tom Ryan came across a diary entry about an old cattle trailer in July 2025, he knew he had finally solved the murder of a man who had disappeared six years earlier.Richard Dyson vanished without trace in November 2019. He was last seen alive on 17 November that year and was reported missing eight days later when he failed to meet his daughter, Bethany."He was by all accounts a very good father, and he was regularly in contact with his daughter Bethany who was, I believe, 19 at the time of his disappearance.
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