News about Gillian Kearney

The public was advised to avoid the Creggan neighborhood of the city, while a drone sent an alert to the crowds that it was an unidentified parade. The Derry 1916 Commemoration Committee arranged the festival in Creggan's Central Drive area before heading to the City Cemetery. People were wearing face masks, sunglasses, and paramilitary-style clothing, waving the Irish flag and a slew of republican flags, and there was a colour party made up of people wearing face masks, sunglasses, and

Since police discovered human remains, two men were charged with the murder and abduction of Chloe Mitchell, 21 years old. Chloe Mitchell, a resident of Ballymena, County Anrtim, was last seen on CCTV in the town center's early hours of June 3. Following a massive search that resulted in the discovery of human remains, a 26-year-old man was charged with murder. Following extensive searches of the Ballymena area over the past few days, a 34-year-old man has been charged with helping offenders. After forensics officers forensically attended a flat in Ballymena's James Street neighborhood on Sunday evening, the two men will now appear in Magistrate's Court.

Since suspected human remains were discovered in the hunt for a missing woman in Northern Ireland, police have opened a murder probe. Chloe Mitchell's officers now suspect she may have been killed after the discovery was made in Ballymena, Country Antrim, earlier today. The 21-year-old, who hails from Ballymena, was last seen in the early hours of June 3 in the town center, and her searches have concentrated on the area around the Braid River. In recent days, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) opened a criminal investigation and arrested two men aged 26 and 34 in connection with the investigation. However, this has now been turned into a murder probe after police say they uncovered suspicious human remains in the town on Sunday but that no formal identification has been made yet.

As the hunt enters its second week, Chloe Mitchell, 21, of Ballymena, County Antrim, vanished in the town center in the early hours of June 3 and police are becoming 'increasingly concerned.' On Thursday, a 26-year-old man was arrested in Lurgan, County Armagh, in connection with the investigation, and he was still in police detention this afternoon. Police are treating her as a 'high-risk missing person,' according to superintendent Gillian Kearney. Anyone with details, according to Ms Mitchell's brother, Phillip, should contact the family. When asked by the BBC how much he is missing his sister, he replied on Friday: 'I am broke,' he said.'

Chloe Mitchell (inset), who has been missing from Ballymena for nearly a week, has been begging for their or her family members as searchers become 'increasingly concerned.' She was last seen in Ballymena town center in Co Antrim's early hours of June 3 wearing a green and black North Face-style jacket, a white T-shirt, leggings, and Nike trainers. More than 35 members of the local Community Rescue Service have been involved in her hunts alongside K9 Search and Rescue. Hunts have expanded to the nearby Braid River, including an embankment with an 18-ft drop, but Ms Mitchell had no idea that she was having difficulties in the water on Friday morning. A 26-year-old man was arrested in Lurgan on Thursday, and police are now probing him.