Photo appeal as police probe mystery death of Plymouth woman
POLICE investigating the death of a Leigham woman have issued her photo in an attempt to learn more about her last moments.
The body of 59-year-old Ann Brookman was found at around 4pm on Monday, September 24 in Colwill Quay, Colwill Woods, Plympton.
The area is near the Old Tramway which is a red track footpath.
Police initially said the body of a woman was found in a cave area which sits at the bottom of a 100ft quarry face, not far from the Mainstone entrance of the woods.
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Investigators are now keen to hear from anyone who many have seen Ms Brookman walking in the woods during the afternoon and into the evening of Sunday, September 23.
Police had been contacted that day by her family who were concerned for her welfare.
Officers launched a series of searches to trace the missing woman.
When they visited her home they found her bed had not been slept in.
It is understood she was a regular walker who frequented Plymbridge Woods.
Investigators said a family member found her body inside a cave at Colwill Quay.
Results of a post mortem have not been revealed to The Herald, but police have previously determined the death as unexplained, but not suspicious.
At the time of her disappearance Ms Brookman was wearing a light green jacket, walking trousers and boots at the time.
She had dark hair and was of a medium build.
It is believed she walked from Leigham towards Colwill Woods.
Anyone who may have seen Ms Brookman or has information about her should call police on 101 and quote crime number EL/12/4252.
Comments
by DaveDobson
Monday, October 08 2012, 7:46AM
“I am in total shock. Ann was a wonderful mother.always caring about others my thoughts go to her two sons, and family R.I.P. Darling you will always be in my thoughts forever xxx”
by CharlieDodd
Sunday, October 07 2012, 7:15PM
“..'the death is unexplained'..
What the heck's that supposed to mean?”
by Plymouthlad63
Sunday, October 07 2012, 5:14PM
“Hey CharlieDodd...... Why dont you go and ask her family what the results were if its that important to you..Fool
R.I.P Ann”
by BettyD
Sunday, October 07 2012, 12:04PM
“WHY do you want to know Charlie, is it any of yours / our business?”
by renegade20122
Sunday, October 07 2012, 8:44AM
“R I P ANN thoughts are with your family”
by Ducko12
Saturday, October 06 2012, 6:23PM
“Shame”
by CharlieDodd
Saturday, October 06 2012, 1:55PM
“..'Results of a post mortem have not been revealed to The Herald, but police have previously determined the death as unexplained, but not suspicious'..
Why are the results a secret? What's going on?”