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The family of a sales consultant found murdered in Glasgow's Queen's Park have made an emotional appeal for information to help catch her killer.The family of a sales consultant found murdered in Glasgow's Queen's Park have made an emotional appeal for information to help catch her killer.
The partially-clothed body of Moira Jones, 40, was discovered by a park ranger last Thursday. Officers said she was subjected to a "brutal" attack. The partially-clothed body of Moira Jones, 40, was discovered by a park ranger last Thursday. She had been sexually attacked and beaten to death.
Her mother Beatrice, 67, father Hugh, 69, and brother Grant attended a press conference in the city. Police believe Ms Jones was involved in a scuffle near to where she parked her car and was then murdered in the park.
Mrs Jones urged the people of Glasgow to help catch her daughter's killer. Her mother Beatrice, 67, appealed to the people of Glasgow for their help.
She said: "I know you will want to help us - you are Glasgow people and Moira loved Glasgow." Mrs Jones, who was accompanied by her husband Hugh, 69, and Moira's younger brother Grant, said: "I know you will want to help us - you are Glasgow people and Moira loved Glasgow."
Mrs Jones added: "She could not have been more loving. She has been taken from us in a most vicious and senseless way."Mrs Jones added: "She could not have been more loving. She has been taken from us in a most vicious and senseless way."
Mr and Mrs Jones had travelled to Scotland from their home in England to attend the press conference, while Grant Jones had travelled from Australia. Mr and Mrs Jones had travelled to Scotland from their home in England to attend the press conference, while their son had travelled from Australia.
Speaking at the news conference, Det Ch Insp Derek Robertson, of Strathclyde Police, said Ms Jones had been out with friends on Wednesday evening in the Cranston Hill area and had driven home at 2230 BST.
She parked her black Toyota car near her home on Queen's Drive.
Officers believe she then became involved in a scuffle, after toiletries and the strap of her handbag were found on a grassy area nearby.
Det Ch Insp Robertson said it is thought Ms Jones was then led to the park where she was murdered.
Queen's Park remains cordoned off while forensic experts continue to search the area.Queen's Park remains cordoned off while forensic experts continue to search the area.