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Murder police confirm body found Search team recovers woman's body
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Police have confirmed a woman's body has been recovered from a house in the Govanhill area of Glasgow. Police have confirmed that a woman's body has been found in a house in Govanhill on the south side of Glasgow.
A search of the property in Jamieson Street was made after police received fresh information about missing Glasgow woman, Agnes Mechen, last seen in 2002. A search of the flat in Jamieson Street was made after officers received new information about missing woman Agnes Mechen, who was last seen in 2002.
A 30-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with her disappearance and a report will be sent to the Procurator Fiscal. A 30-year-old man has been arrested in connection with her disappearance. He was expected to appear at Glasgow Sheriff Court.
Mrs Mechen - known as Nessa - was married with three grown-up children.Mrs Mechen - known as Nessa - was married with three grown-up children.
Bank account
The credit agent, who was in her sixties, was last seen while visiting clients in August 2002, two streets away from the flat that police began searching on Friday.The credit agent, who was in her sixties, was last seen while visiting clients in August 2002, two streets away from the flat that police began searching on Friday.
Her brother had died just weeks earlier and psychologists initially thought the associated stress may have been connected to her disappearance.Her brother had died just weeks earlier and psychologists initially thought the associated stress may have been connected to her disappearance.
However, her bank account and pension have remained untouched. Her bank account and pension have remained untouched.
In December last year a BBC documentary - featuring interviews with her relatives - highlighted the case.In December last year a BBC documentary - featuring interviews with her relatives - highlighted the case.