Mary Bastholm went missing in 1968, when she was 15
In the UK, police say there is possible evidence a body could be buried at a cafe in Gloucester connected to the serial killer Fred West.
It comes after a production company filming a documentary contacted detectives with information linked to a missing teenager.
Mary Bastholm went missing in 1968.
Forensic archaeologists have confirmed there are "structural anomalies" in the cellar of a café where they are searching for evidence linked to serial killer Fred West and the 1968 disappearance of Mary Bastholm.
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Members of the production company found 'voids' underneath the flooring of the cafe in Gloucester.
Fred West was a customer at the 'Clean Plate' cafe, the 15-year-old worked there.
The killer, who died in prison in 1995, was previously suspected over her disappearance.
Detective Chief Inspector, John Turner, says it's worth looking into:
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