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Bobbi-Anne McLeod: Murder suspect 'not linked' to victim Bobbi-Anne McLeod: Murder suspect 'not linked' to victim
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The 18-year-old was reported missing on Saturday after she failed to meet friends in the cityThe 18-year-old was reported missing on Saturday after she failed to meet friends in the city
Police investigating the suspected murder of Bobbi-Anne McLeod said there was "no known link" between the suspect and victim.Police investigating the suspected murder of Bobbi-Anne McLeod said there was "no known link" between the suspect and victim.
Officers searching for the 18-year-old found a woman's body on Tuesday, south of Plymouth at Bovisand and formal identification is yet to take place. Officers searching for the 18-year-old found a woman's body on Tuesday, south of Plymouth at Bovisand. Formal identification is yet to take place.
A 26-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murder has been released from police custody with no further action.A 26-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murder has been released from police custody with no further action.
A 24-year-old man remains in custody under a warrant of further detention.A 24-year-old man remains in custody under a warrant of further detention.
Police said a "significant number of inquiries and searches" were carried out on Wednesday and Thursday.Police said a "significant number of inquiries and searches" were carried out on Wednesday and Thursday.
During a press conference Assistant Chief Constable Nikki Leaper said they were not looking for anyone else in relation to the matter at this time. During a press conference Assistant Chief Constable Nikki Leaper said they were not looking for anyone else in relation to the matter.
A candelit vigil was held by the local community at the site of the bus stop in Plymouth where Miss McLeod was last seen A candlelit vigil was held by the local community at the site of the bus stop in Plymouth where Miss McLeod was last seen
She said: "A significant number of inquiries and searches have been carried out overnight and into today in relation to the ongoing murder investigation in Plymouth.She said: "A significant number of inquiries and searches have been carried out overnight and into today in relation to the ongoing murder investigation in Plymouth.
"These inquiries remain ongoing across a number of scenes in and around the city.""These inquiries remain ongoing across a number of scenes in and around the city."
ACC Leaper said: "I can confirm that at this time, there is no known link between the suspect and victim and I would like to reassure the public that at this time, we are not seeking anyone else in relation to this matter." Ms Leaper said: "I can confirm that at this time, there is no known link between the suspect and victim and I would like to reassure the public that at this time, we are not seeking anyone else in relation to this matter."
She said "extensive searches of a number of scenes" would "continue over the coming days".She said "extensive searches of a number of scenes" would "continue over the coming days".
"We apologise to our communities but we will see a lot of police on our streets," she said."We apologise to our communities but we will see a lot of police on our streets," she said.
One of many messages left in tribute to Bobbi-Anne McLeod near the bus stopOne of many messages left in tribute to Bobbi-Anne McLeod near the bus stop
Police said the family of Bobbi-Anne continue to be supported by specialist officers.Police said the family of Bobbi-Anne continue to be supported by specialist officers.
A candlelit vigil took place on Thursday at Bampton Road where Ms McLeod was seen waiting for a bus in Leigham on her way to meet friends in the city centre.A candlelit vigil took place on Thursday at Bampton Road where Ms McLeod was seen waiting for a bus in Leigham on her way to meet friends in the city centre.
Tributes posted on social media include a message from her brother saying: "Until we meet again sis, I love you.Tributes posted on social media include a message from her brother saying: "Until we meet again sis, I love you.
"You didn't deserve this, such a beautiful and talented girl.""You didn't deserve this, such a beautiful and talented girl."
Police investigations are continuing at Bovisand where a woman's body has been foundPolice investigations are continuing at Bovisand where a woman's body has been found
Locals have been laying floral tributes close to where Ms McLeod was last seen. Locals have been leaving floral tributes close to where Ms McLeod was last seen.
Hayley Wells, a family friend who lives in Leigham and whose children grew up with Ms McLeod, said: "My family are there for Bobbi-Anne's family and I have some lovely memories of Bobbi-Anne.Hayley Wells, a family friend who lives in Leigham and whose children grew up with Ms McLeod, said: "My family are there for Bobbi-Anne's family and I have some lovely memories of Bobbi-Anne.
"This should have never happened to Bobbi and I hope she gets the justice she deserves.""This should have never happened to Bobbi and I hope she gets the justice she deserves."
Tiffany Allan, who lives next door to Miss McLeod's family, said: "Out of all of the friends she was the quiet one. She sort of kept herself to herself, hung round with her friends." Tiffany Allan, who lives next door to Miss McLeod's family, said: "Out of all of the friends, she was the quiet one. She sort of kept herself to herself, hung round with her friends."
She said she helped to organise a candelit vigil which was held on Thursday evening. She said she helped to organise a candlelit vigil which was held on Thursday evening.
"What we want really is just to show as a community that we are all there for the family, that we all care - and that Bobbi will always be in our minds and our memories," she said."What we want really is just to show as a community that we are all there for the family, that we all care - and that Bobbi will always be in our minds and our memories," she said.
Hayley Nicholls, who attended the vigil, said: "What a wonderful, wonderful, beautiful girl just taken tragically like that, it's awful. Justice for Bobbi."
Shania Van Eeden said she was in the same tutor group as Miss McLeod at school: "I've known Bobbi for years, we've had a lot of good memories... but it's beautiful to see everyone coming together."
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