Melanie Hall’s family launch fresh appeal for information 30 years after her murder in Bath
Campaign wants to transport people back to weekend of her disappearance when England drew 1-1 with Switzerland in Euro 96 match
TL;DR
- Melanie Hall's family is appealing for information 30 years after her murder.
- Her father, Steve Hall, and sister, Dominique, express hope for a resolution but feel time is limited.
- Melanie's mother has advanced dementia and will not receive answers.
- Police have launched a campaign to transport people back to the weekend of Melanie's disappearance to jog memories.
- Melanie was last seen in the early hours of June 9, 1996, and her remains were found in 2009.
- The campaign includes messages on screens at Bath Rugby matches and an advertising van in the city.
- Steve Hall recalls the dawning realization of a major problem after Melanie vanished.
- Dominique Hall appeals to women who might have doubts about men in their lives to consider her mother's suffering.
- Dominique describes Melanie as a gentle, naive young woman.
- Dominique struggles with the idea of her sister being scared and hopes her death was quick.