Brett

They call up Scotland Yard and they tell them this story and they're like, hey, can you look into this?

And Scotland Yard says, we got nothing else going on, so sure.

So they go up to 10 Rillington Place.

It's in a few officers up there.

And there, indeed, in front of 10 Rillington Place is a sewer drain.

In the very front of the building, which perfectly matches the description that Tim gave them.

But there was a problem.

They couldn't get the cover off.

So they're trying to open up this sewer because they're expecting if we can get this sewer open, we're going to look down in it and there's going to be a dead body in there, right?

And that's what they think is going to happen.

But they can't get the top off.

And in fact, they got three sort of strong, able-bodied men pulling at this cover.

And it takes them hours to get off.

But finally, they get it removed.

Now, despite this indicating that there is no way that Tim could have actually removed this cover on his own, the police dutifully search the drain.

And wouldn't you know it, they do not find a body.

So now we're in a weird situation, right?

Because we got a guy who's confessing to murdering his missing wife.

But the story he's telling us about where the body is turns out not true, right?

So they call up the Welsh police and they say, hey, no dice.