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Boy still questioned over murder Boy held over dog walker murder
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A 16-year-old is still being questioned by detectives investigating the murder of a 24-year-old trainee hairdresser attacked while she was walking her dog. A 16-year-old is still being questioned by detectives investigating the murder of a 24-year-old hairdresser as she was walked her dog.
Forensic experts have searched the house where the teenage boy was arrested, near the woodland where the body of Kelly Hyde was found on Sunday. Kelly Hyde's body was found in woodland just off a bridle path near Ammanford, Carmarthenshire, on Sunday. She had suffered serious head injuries.
Detectives said the youth was arrested at Pantyffynnon, near Ammanford, on Tuesday. The 24-year-old had been reported missing by flatmates when she failed to return home from a walk on Thursday.
Ms Hyde, of Ammanford, was "wonderful" and "creative", her family said. A teenager was arrested at Pantyffynnon near Ammanford, on Tuesday.
Sixty police officers are now investigating the murder. Dyfed-Powys Police - who have 60 officers working on the case - said detectives are looking for a weapon.
She was reported missing last Thursday after taking her car for a service and then walking her dog. Ms Hyde, a trainee hairdresser in Llanelli, disappeared while she took her dog Scrappy for a walk on Thursday morning.
Police are looking for a weapon used to inflict serious head injuries. Earlier, she had left her car at a garage at Tycroes in Carmarthenshire. The alarm was raised when she did not arrive home that night.
Ms Hyde's body was found near a bridle path at Pantyffynnon after a search involving police officers, a helicopter and mountain rescue teams.
The trainee hairdresser, who worked in Llanelli, had left her car at a garage at Tycroes in Carmarthenshire early on Thursday morning. It is then thought she went to take her dog for a walk.
But she did not arrive home and was reported missing the same night by her housemates.
Floral tributes have been left in the villageFloral tributes have been left in the village
On Friday, her black and tan dog Scrappy was found wandering in the area of the woodland in which Ms Hyde's body was found two days later.On Friday, her black and tan dog Scrappy was found wandering in the area of the woodland in which Ms Hyde's body was found two days later.
Supt Alun Harries from Dyfed-Powys Police read a statement from Ms Hyde's family at a police news conference on Tuesday in which they paid tribute to a "much loved daughter, sister, sister-in-law and aunt, and will be sorely missed". Supt Alun Harries from Dyfed-Powys Police read a statement from Ms Hyde's family at a police news conference in which they paid tribute to a "much loved daughter, sister, sister-in-law and aunt, and will be sorely missed".
"She was a wonderful, warm, sensitive and creative girl with a vibrant personality who was a lover of life and made every effort to live life to the full," the statement said. "She was a wonderful, warm, sensitive and creative girl with a vibrant personality who was a lover of life and made every effort to live life to the full," it read.
Although not born in Wales, the family said, Ms Hyde had moved to the area when she was a baby, had been educated there, and spoke Welsh. Although not born in Wales, Ms Hyde's family moved to the area when she was a baby. She was raised in the area where she had leaned to speak Welsh.
The path leading to woodland where Kelly Hyde's body was foundThe path leading to woodland where Kelly Hyde's body was found
They described her interest in music "particularly Led Zeppelin and dancing, indeed she had trouble sitting still". Relatives said Ms Hyde was also keen on music, dancing and ponies, having ridden competitively for Llandeilo Pony Club.
The statement said Ms Hyde was also keen on ponies, having ridden competitively for Llandeilo Pony Club.
"Through her housemate, Gemma, she'd met her boyfriend Edmund, a drummer in a local rock band. She was full of optimism, more prevalent since she'd met Edmund."Through her housemate, Gemma, she'd met her boyfriend Edmund, a drummer in a local rock band. She was full of optimism, more prevalent since she'd met Edmund.
"There are no words that can describe our sense of loss at this time," the family added."There are no words that can describe our sense of loss at this time," the family added.
Anyone with information should contact the incident room on 01267 221212 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.Anyone with information should contact the incident room on 01267 221212 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.