The families of two murder victims have said killers should reveal where their victims’ remains are if they are to be given parole.

The bodies of Arlene Fraser and Suzanne Pilley have never been found, and their families say that should be taken into consideration when convicted criminals face the parole board.

A new amendment to the Victims, Witnesses, and Justice Reform Bill, which will be considered by MSPs after the Scottish Parliament reconvenes in September, could make that a reality.

The close relatives of both women had a “very positive” meeting on Wednesday with the Scottish justice secretary, Angela Constance, who reaffirmed her commitment to the amendment being passed as it currently stands.

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The changes would force independent parole boards to consider wheth

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