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Memorial service for Moira Jones Memorial service for Moira Jones
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A public walk and memorial service has been held in Queen's Park in Glasgow to remember Moira Jones, whose body was found there more than two weeks ago.A public walk and memorial service has been held in Queen's Park in Glasgow to remember Moira Jones, whose body was found there more than two weeks ago.
Strathclyde Police Chaplain, Rev Neil Galbraith, made an address at the Victoria Road entrance at 1000 BST before a procession around the park.Strathclyde Police Chaplain, Rev Neil Galbraith, made an address at the Victoria Road entrance at 1000 BST before a procession around the park.
The body of the 40-year-old sales consultant was found on 29 May.The body of the 40-year-old sales consultant was found on 29 May.
Police said she had been subjected to a "brutal attack" and had also been sexually assaulted.Police said she had been subjected to a "brutal attack" and had also been sexually assaulted.
Queen's Park re-opened to the public on Friday after police wound-up a lengthy forensic investigation.Queen's Park re-opened to the public on Friday after police wound-up a lengthy forensic investigation.
Saturday's community-led event was expected to be attended by members of Ms Jones' family. Saturday's community-led event was attended by members of Ms Jones' family. A tree was being planted in memory of Moira Jones
A tree was being planted in memory of Moira Jones Rev Galbraith offered a short prayer in her memory and gave support to her parents, family and friends and police officer laid flowers on behalf of Strathclyde Police.
Rev Galbraith was due to offer a short prayer in her memory and offer support to her parents, family and friends. A piper led the assembly of local people in a remembrance walk around the paths of Queen's Park which finished at an orchard, recently planted by school children, near the park pond.
A local woman was then expected to sing a Gaelic folk song and a police officer will lay flowers on behalf of Strathclyde Police. Local councillor Danny Alderslowe then planted a tree in Ms Jones' memory.
A piper was expected to lead the assembly of local people in a remembrance walk around the paths of Queen's Park.
This will finish at an orchard, recently planted by school children, near to the park pond.
Once there, local councillor Danny Alderslowe will address the crowd and a new tree will be planted.