Cardiff: Man and woman charged over murder of Paria Veisi
A 41-year-old man from Penylan, Cardiff, has been charged with Paria Veisi's murder; preventing lawful and decent burial of a dead body and assaulting a person occasioning them actual bodily harm.
A 48-year-old woman from Australia Road, White City Estate, London, has been charged with preventing a lawful and decent burial of a dead body and conspiring to pervert the course of justice.
Senior Investigating Officer, Detective Chief Inspector Matt Powell, said:
'This brings our search for Paria to a sad and tragic end. Paria's family, all those who knew her, and those in her local community, will be deeply saddened and shocked by these latest developments. Family liaison officers are continuing to support Paria's family.
'I would like to thank all those who have come forward so far with information since our appeal was launched.
'There will continue to be detectives and crime scene investigators working in the Penylan area over the next week, and I would encourage anyone with any information to talk to officers at the scene or to get in touch through the following link: https://mipp.police.uk/operation/62SWP25C05-PO1
"Alternatively, we can be contacted by one of the means below quoting 2500116906."
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