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Liam Aitchison death: Police charge 21-year-old man Liam Aitchison death: Police charge second man
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Police officers have charged a 21-year-old man over the death of 16-year-old Liam Aitchison on the Isle of Lewis. Police have charged a second man over the death of 16-year-old Liam Aitchison on the Isle of Lewis.
His body was found in a derelict property in the Steinish area after he had been reported missing. A second man, aged 20, has also been arrested. Liam's body was found in a derelict property in the Steinish area on 29 November, a week after he had been reported missing.
Northern Constabulary said both were in custody and a report would be made to the Procurator Fiscal. Police say a man, aged 20, has been charged in connection with Liam's murder. A 21-year-old man was charged earlier and is being held in custody.
Northern Constabulary said a report would be made to the Procurator Fiscal.
Liam's death is the first to spark a murder inquiry on Lewis for more than 40 years.Liam's death is the first to spark a murder inquiry on Lewis for more than 40 years.
Liam, who was originally from Uist, was last seen in Stornoway's Anderson Road area at about 21:00 GMT on 22 November. The teenager who was originally from Uist, was last seen in Stornoway's Anderson Road area at about 21:00 GMT on 22 November.
His family issued a statement last week, telling of their "heartbreak" at his death.His family issued a statement last week, telling of their "heartbreak" at his death.
They have urged anyone with information to contact the police.They have urged anyone with information to contact the police.
At the time of the family's appeal to the public, Det Ch Insp Kenny Anderson said there had already been a "very positive" response from the community in Stornoway.At the time of the family's appeal to the public, Det Ch Insp Kenny Anderson said there had already been a "very positive" response from the community in Stornoway.