Wednesday, 17 April 2013

Body found of missing teen (2012)

The body of Tracy Watson was found yesterday morning in Sutton Park.


The teenager who went missing five days ago, failed to arrive home from a night out after leaving a nightclub alone.

Her partially clothed body was discovered in the undergrowth at 7am by a man walking his dog.

Police were first alerted of her disappearance by Tracy’s boyfriend, Stephen, 21, on Monday. The couple had gone out together, but had been separated during the night. He has been questioned on her disappearance but no further investigation has been carried out.

It is believed that they had an argument before they went out in Sutton, and CCTV footage shows that Tracy, 19, left Type3 nightclub by herself at 1:07am.

An eyewitness told Police that she saw Tracy walking along Anchorage Road, 4 miles away from the club.

She was accompanied by a man, and the witness, a bartender in her thirties, described the couple to be talking and smiling together.

The unknown male was described as being tall with blonde hair, wearing blue jeans, a grey t-shirt and a black leather jacket.

Forensic tests are being carried out to find the cause of her death, but it is believed that the teenager was strangled and possibly sexually abused.

Tracy’s parents, James and Margaret Watson, have said to be, “distressed at the loss of their beloved daughter,” and her family have said that her death came “as a great blow.”
They have appealed for anyone with information to come forward, or to call the Police hotline at 01212 345678.

Police Inspector, Jim Bloggs, added, “We are treating the case with upmost seriousness.” He also expressed that, “We advise members of the public to take extra care.”

Officers are searching the scene for further evidence that may help to explain what happened.

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