Police in Liverpool release a reconstructed image of an unidentified woman found dead in a black bin bag in Stanley Park, as they continue trying to establish her identity. The body was discovered after a member of the public reported seeing a bin bag in bushes, with the discovery dated 28 August.
Several outlets say detectives have worked with experts at John Moores University, referring to a face-reconstruction effort intended to prompt recognition. Sky News highlights the police release of the “face” image and the continuing identification effort. Metro similarly focuses on the use of specialist expertise to rebuild the woman’s face following months of public appeals.
Some coverage includes additional detail about the victim’s circumstances. The Mirror reports an estimated age range (about 60 to 80), concerns the woman may have been in the park for weeks, and mentions missing teeth as a factor complicating identification. The Daily Mail emphasizes the reconstruction and the discovery timing/location, with similar basic facts also reflected in other reports.
