Boyfriend Among Those Questioned Over Death of Teenager
Several individuals, including Yenifer Bridge’s boyfriend, have been interrogated in connection to the death of the teenager, whose body was found at Fig Tree Drive last Friday.
Bridge’s body was discovered on June 28 in a wooded area by passers-by. The police, while treating the death as suspicious, are waiting for the results of a post-mortem examination.
Police Public Relations Officer Inspector Frankie Thomas stated that the investigation is ongoing and that they are pursuing various leads, including sightings of Bridge.
He also mentioned that the police are seeking the public’s assistance in obtaining more information to aid in the investigation.
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