Four arrested in connection with death of Anglesey woman in 1994 released
Four North Wales suspects were released under investigation as detectives continue a 2024 review of the 1994 death of Doreen Morris.
- Four people from North Wales were arrested on September 2 in connection with the murder of Doreen Morris 32 years ago, though they were released under investigation the same day.
- The North Wales Police Major Crime Review Team initiated a review of the case in 2024, resulting in arrests of one man and three women on suspicion of perverting the course of justice.
- Mrs Morris was found dead in her burned-out bungalow near Holyhead in March 1994; Joseph Carl Westbury was acquitted of her murder in 1995.
- North Wales Police confirmed the investigation remains active, with the family of Mrs Morris kept informed of all developments throughout the inquiry.
- Anyone with information is asked to contact North Wales Police on 101 or Crimestoppers, quoting Operation Epose to assist with the ongoing inquiry.
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Four Romanian citizens, wanted by the Danish authorities in a murder file, were identified and detained in Romania. The four, aged between 22 and 31, are suspected of having participated in the murder of another Romanian, whose body would later be thrown into a river.
Four Romanians targeted by European arrest warrants were caught by police officers from Constanta, Dâmbovița, Buzău and Brăila, the Romanian police announced in a statement sent on Thursday. The four men were wanted by the Danish authorities, being accused of killing another Romanian in August. "The Danish judicial authorities issued European arrest warrants ...
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Police in Denmark have issued European arrest warrants for four men who have now been arrested in Romania.
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