The disappearance of Arlene Fraser, a 33-year-old mother from Elgin, has been revisited in a new BBC documentary titled Murder Case: The Hunt for Arlene Fraser’s Killer. The first part of the two-part series aired on February 24, 2023, and recounts the events surrounding her sudden disappearance on April 28, 1998. Police were alerted to her absence when her sister, Carol Gillies, was informed by officers that Arlene was missing. Despite extensive searches, Arlene’s body has never been found.

Why It Matters

The documentary sheds light on the circumstances of Arlene’s disappearance and the subsequent investigation that led to the conviction of her estranged husband, Nat Fraser, for her murder. The program features testimonies from Carol Gillies and police detectives involved in the case, highlighting the impact of domestic abuse and the ongoing campaign for legal reforms regarding the treatment of killers who do not disclose the location of their victims’ remains.

What’s Next

Following the airing of the first episode, the second part of the documentary is scheduled to be broadcast on February 26, 2023. Carol Gillies has expressed concerns over Nat Fraser’s potential parole in 2028 and aims to use the documentary as a platform to advocate for change in the legal system regarding domestic violence cases.

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