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Vishal Mehrotra, described by his father as “a happy, clever boy who wouldn’t dream of running away” was eight when he vanished in July 1981. The following February, his partial remains were found in an isolated wood in Rogate in Sussex. The decades since have been agonising for his family. While police continued to state that the investigation was active, nothing happened, and nobody has ever been charged with his murder.

A different view. you originally, i think it was anonymous, where you wanted to stay anonymous in terms of talking to colin, but then you've decided to feature in the podcast and you're not anonymous any more. no, i'm not. and i think at the end of the day, i'm doing the right thing here. i knew that sussex police weren't investigating any further. i knew, therefore, that no damage could be done to the investigation because there wasn't any investigation going on. but i felt that there was a strong opportunity here to take this further and learn more about what happened to vishal, if someone w...

Ten years previously- investigating child sexual abuse within the church i of england. so i think he thought that i was equipped i with the right type of skills. and it was...my sourcesl became — and the people who drove my investigation forward — are the survivors| and the victims of sexual abuse who were abused by this - group of offenders. and they, as shaun told me at the outset of this - investigation, they would be the ones who would be able| to inform me and give me really key bits of information. - and it is their courage| and bravery that really helped me drive forward this invest...

A large media institution that does have some more walls up in terms of protecting its sources and, you know, not getting scooped and things like that. so i think we try to strike the right balance between trying to keep those conversations open with our community and people like aric and wanting to share things that we're finding, like putting information out there as we're going on. we often do call—out, like, we are investigating protests in hong kong. we're investigating, you know, a shooting event in dallas or whatever. if you have information come to us and we want to keep those lines ...

But ultimately the aim is the same, to try and find out what's happened. and colin campbell, just as we come to the end, colin campbell, special correspondent at the bbc, you know, you said you hope people might come forward as a result of this. you might get new information, might solve the case. have you received any information? what is the idea behind this? that you might get, finally get justice for vishal's family? so we have received some emails, some texts. - we have set up an appeal email. in the hope that people l will get in contact with us because as sean will...well, has repeatedl...