Richard De Wit murder trial
24-year-old Guernsey woman Sarah Groves was killed on a houseboat in India in April 2013.
Dutch national Richard De Wit is accused of murdering her but denies the charge. The trial in Kashmir is ongoing.
Parents' concerns the wrong man might be framed for their daughter's murder
The parents of murdered Guernsey woman Sarah Groves have spoken for the first time about their increasing concern that the wrong man is behind bars.
Vic and Kate Groves have told ITV News about the changes in Sarah's personality after meeting her then boyfriend Saeed Shoda in India.
Sarah's family are now speaking out about the trial's descent into farce and their fears it will collapse entirely.
Dutch national Richard De Wit is accused of killing Sarah and has been held in prison in Kashmir since 2013.
But now Sarah's parents fear he may be being used as a scapegoat and say they had a sense something was wrong, just days before her death.
Vic Groves claims the investigation into his daughter's death wasn't dealt with properly.
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Parents of Sarah Groves to meet with UK Minister
The parents of a Guernsey woman who was killed in 2013 will meet with a UK Minister to express their concerns over the trial.
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Petition launched to find 'Justice for Sarah'
The mother of Sarah Groves has launched a petition urging the UK government to lodge a complaint about her daughter's murder trial.
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Murder trial of Sarah Groves deemed 'a shambles'
Vic Groves, the father of Sarah, has called the 110th hearing into the murder of his daughter a shambles.