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In May 2010, 38-year-old Suzanne Pilley walked toward her office in Edinburgh, Scotland, just 20 meters from the door. She was captured on CCTV at 8:54 AM. She never arrived. She simply vanished in broad daylight in one of the busiest areas of the city.
What followed was one of Scotland's most controversial murder trials. David Gilroy, Suzanne's colleague and former lover, was convicted of her murder, despite no body ever being found. No DNA evidence. No witnesses. No confession. Just circumstantial evidence and a jury that was split 8-7 on the verdict.

Was David Gilroy wrongfully convicted, or did he commit the perfect murder? 14 years later, Suzanne's body has never been found, and her family still searches for answers.
This case challenges everything we think we know about justice, proof, and reasonable doubt.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational and documentary purposes. All information is based on public court records, police reports, and verified news sources. We maintain respect for the victim, Suzanne Pilley, and her family throughout this presentation.

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