The family of Charlotte Murray today appealed to her killer and ex-fiancee "to do the right thing, the honourable thing" and reveal where he had disposed of her body seven years ago.
Their appeal, read by her identical twin sister Denise, outside Dungannonn Crown Court , followed the earlier unanimous conviction of 48-year-old chef Johnny Miller for the murder of his then 34-year-old former fiancee.
Surrounded by family and friends, Denise said: "Today we have received justice for our sister Charlotte... a day our family and especially our mother have waited patiently for."
While the family thanked the jury of eight men and four women "for taking the time out of their lives and delivering the correct verdict... we still do not have Charlotte back".
Denise said that the family were "now appealing to Mr Miller to do the decent thing, the honourable thing and let us know where Charlotte's body is, so we can bring her home".
She added: "We would appeal to anyone who has any information as to the whereabouts of Charlotte's remains to make contact with the police so she can be returned to us and let us grieve properly."
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