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Second man quizzed over Goa death Second man quizzed over Goa death
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Police in India are questioning a second man over the rape and murder of British teenager Scarlett Keeling.Police in India are questioning a second man over the rape and murder of British teenager Scarlett Keeling.
Miss Keeling, 15, from Bideford, Devon, was found dead on a beach in Anjuna, Goa, last month.Miss Keeling, 15, from Bideford, Devon, was found dead on a beach in Anjuna, Goa, last month.
Police initially said she had drowned, but a man has since been charged with rape. Police initially said that she had drowned, but a man, Samson D'Souza, 28, has since been charged with rape.
On Wednesday police arrested a second man, Placido Carvalho, over her death. Miss Keeling's mother Fiona MacKeown, 43, has criticised the police inquiry. On Wednesday police took a second man, Placido Carvalho, in custody. Miss Keeling's mother Fiona MacKeown, 43, has criticised the police inquiry.
Mr Carvalho gave himself up voluntarily to police in Goa who had surrounded his lawyer's office in the town of Mapusa on Wednesday evening.Mr Carvalho gave himself up voluntarily to police in Goa who had surrounded his lawyer's office in the town of Mapusa on Wednesday evening.
The administration tried its best to hush up the death as a simple case of drowning Fiona MacKeown, Scarlett's mother
Her was in the same bar as Miss Keeling on the night she died.Her was in the same bar as Miss Keeling on the night she died.
His lawyer said that Mr Carvalho had been co-operating with the police for several days and he had been taken in for interrogation but he had not been formally arrested.His lawyer said that Mr Carvalho had been co-operating with the police for several days and he had been taken in for interrogation but he had not been formally arrested.
Samson D'Souza appeared in court in Mapusa, Goa, on Monday and was remanded into custody for 14 days.
Battered body
Miss Keeling's naked and battered body was found on a beach in Anjuna three weeks ago.Miss Keeling's naked and battered body was found on a beach in Anjuna three weeks ago.
Her mother has alleged a police cover-up. Her mother has alleged a police cover-up and is waiting for a response from India's prime minister to her claims.
In a letter to Manmohan Singh, Ms MacKeown, said: "I have no faith in the leadership of the Goa police.
"The administration tried its best to hush up the death as a simple case of drowning."
Speaking in Anjuna, police inspector Kishan Kumar said once the police investigation had come to a conclusion about the rape and murder of Scarlett "we will look into other aspects".
All aspects having a bearing on this case will be looked at Inspector Kishan Kumar
That could include the possible neglect of the teenager, said Mr Kumar.
Ms Mackeown had left her daughter at the resort with a friend while the rest of the family travelled further afield.
"All aspects having a bearing on this case will be looked at," he said, adding: "There are a lot of things I cannot reveal at this time."
Ms MacKeown, who has denied neglecting her daughter, said: "I am sure I will be expected to make a statement.
"I think I was probably naive and too trusting of the people around her that claimed to be her friends, but that was probably the worst thing I have done.
"I do not think I was negligent in any other way. As far as I was concerned she was in very good hands and these people cared for her."
Ms MacKeown was on a six-month holiday with her boyfriend, Scarlett and six other younger children.