The most horrible crime I have ever seen The case of Beata Bryl

The smouldering remains of 23 year old Beata Bryl were discovered by a member of the public on Saturday July 29th 2006 in woodlands close to the quiet, leafy village of Wooburn Green, located in Buckinghamshire, UK. The case would go on to be described as "the most horrific crime I have ever seen" and "the most difficult case I have ever worked on" by a senior investigating officer. Nierozwiązane morderstwo. #unsolved #truecrime #truecrimeunsolved #mystery #nierozwiązanemorderstwo #prawdziwazbrodnia Sections: 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:00:37 - The discovery of remains in Wooburn Green 00:02:30 - The post mortem and first press conference 00:04:53 - Sketch of the victim 00:05:44 - Victim potentially spotted on CCTV 00:06:51 - Victim identified as Beata Bryl, despite no DNA confirmation 00:08:21 - Conclusively identified as Beata 00:09:08 - Beata's mother Maria speaks to the Guardian newspaper 00:11:50 - Getting Beata home to Gliwice 00:12:31 - 2006 Police appeal to commuters 00:13:40 - 2007 Police appeal to commuters 00:15:06 - Crimewatch appeal 00:17:33 - Inquest into Beata's murder 00:18:40 - Increased reward and Inside Crime appearance 00:19:27 - 8 year appeal with full CCTV 00:21:24 - Outro For further information and case references, please visit: https://thecrimeportal.co.uk/02-beata-bryl/ If you have information on this case, please visit: https://www.thamesvalley.police.uk/