Identification Expected Soon on Body Found in Hunt for Joanna Brown

Saturday, 6 November 2010 00:00

Thames Valley Police Confirm Discovery of Body in Hunt for Missing Former Island Resident

A post mortem and identification will take place today on a body found yesterday in the hunt for Joanna Brown.

Police teams searching for the missing former Island resident confirmed the discovery yesterday evening.

The body was found in an area they’d been scouring all day in Windsor Great Park, a cordon is still in place around the area.

46-year-old Robert Brown, her ex husband has been charged with her murder, he has been remanded in custody.

Mother of two Joanna who has family on the Island has been described as a very special person.

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