Police made the discovery last night (Friday, April 29) in an area of the Bowland Forest after receiving new information about a location where Katie, 33, could be found. A statement from Lancashire police said: “At this stage, although we are not able to officially confirm the identity of the woman, we believe that Katie’s body is. Her family has been informed and continues to be supported by specially trained officers. “Our thoughts are with them right now.”
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Lancashire police have confirmed that police investigating Katie Kenyon’s disappearance have found the body of a woman. An autopsy-necropsy will now be performed by the Ministry of Interior to determine the cause of death.
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read more Katie Kenyon’s murder suspect appears in court for the first time Det Supt Gary Brooks, head of the Force Major Search Unit in Lancashire, said: Katie Kenyon. Katie’s family has been informed and my heart goes out to them right now. We have specially trained officers who support them in this difficult time. “I would like to thank the public and the media for all the help they have given us during a lengthy, complex and very moving investigation and I would also like to thank both the collaborating services and all the police and staff involved. in search of Katie. While not a groundbreaking contribution to the genre, I’m aware that the family appreciates these efforts. “Once again, my thoughts today are with Katie’s family and all her loved ones.” A man appeared in the crown court yesterday (Friday, April 29) accused of killing Katie. Andrew Burfield, 50, of Todmorden Road, Burnley, will stand trial in November. Katie Kenyon, a mother of two, was last seen boarding a Ford Transit truck in Burnley on Friday, April 22nd.
