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Body found in missing model hunt Body found in missing model hunt
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Detectives searching for a missing woman who disappeared over a week ago say they have found a body.Detectives searching for a missing woman who disappeared over a week ago say they have found a body.
Kirsty Grabham, 24, a part-time model, has been missing from her home in Swansea since 28 March. Kirsty Grabham, 24, a part-time model, has been missing from her home in Mount Pleasant, Swansea since 28 March.
The body, which was found in Laleston, Bridgend, 21 miles away, has not yet been formally identified. Police are searching woodland, close to the M4.The body, which was found in Laleston, Bridgend, 21 miles away, has not yet been formally identified. Police are searching woodland, close to the M4.
Officers have been granted another 34-hour extension to question a 25-year-old man who has been arrested.Officers have been granted another 34-hour extension to question a 25-year-old man who has been arrested.
A hairbrush has been taken from her home by forensic officers and police are also believed to be examining a book of poetry.A hairbrush has been taken from her home by forensic officers and police are also believed to be examining a book of poetry.
Police said a trained family liaison officer is supporting Mrs Grabham's family.
She was last seen getting into a taxi which collected from a friend's home in Dan y Graig Road in the Port Tennant area of the city shortly before 0400 GMT on Saturday 28 March.
The body was found 21 miles from where Mrs Grabham was last seenThe body was found 21 miles from where Mrs Grabham was last seen
The body which was found on a ledge in a wooded area very close to the motorway has yet to be formally identified.
She was last seen getting into a taxi which collected from a friend's home in Dan y Graig Road in the Port Tennant area of the city shortly before 0400 GMT on Saturday 28 March.
She had been at the Play nightclub with friends earlier that night.She had been at the Play nightclub with friends earlier that night.
After a previous appeal, police traced the taxi driver who took her home from the club.After a previous appeal, police traced the taxi driver who took her home from the club.
Her mother, Catherine Broomfield, spoke at the weekend of her deep worry at the length of time her daughter had been missing.Her mother, Catherine Broomfield, spoke at the weekend of her deep worry at the length of time her daughter had been missing.
Mrs Grabham, who lived in Rosehill Terrace in Swansea, was described as an aspiring model. Mrs Grabham, who lived with her husband in Rosehill Terrace, Mount Pleasant in Swansea, was described as an aspiring model. She was originally from the Midlands.
"She would phone me every day without fail because she knew I would worry otherwise. I just want her back," she told the South Wales Evening Post.
Police cordoned off the hard shoulder of the M4 between junctions 36 and 37 near Bridgend.Police cordoned off the hard shoulder of the M4 between junctions 36 and 37 near Bridgend.
"She would phone me every day without fail because she knew I would worry otherwise. I just want her back," Mrs Broomfield told the South Wales Evening Post.
"It is completely out of character for her to vanish like this. When we spoke on the Friday she sounded fine. There was nothing out of the ordinary."It is completely out of character for her to vanish like this. When we spoke on the Friday she sounded fine. There was nothing out of the ordinary.
"I am just devastated. I cannot believe that she has been gone so long.""I am just devastated. I cannot believe that she has been gone so long."
Peter Rees, a neighbour of Mrs Grabham, described her as a "cracking girl".Peter Rees, a neighbour of Mrs Grabham, described her as a "cracking girl".
"I wouldn't see why anyone should harm her, " he said."I wouldn't see why anyone should harm her, " he said.
"It's just horrific You fear for your own safety. She was very bubbly but a decent young lady. Bubbly but decent.""It's just horrific You fear for your own safety. She was very bubbly but a decent young lady. Bubbly but decent."
BBC Wales's Penny Roberts said: "Police have removed Kirsty's hairbrush from the marital home and that will help them in the process of building a DNA profile of Kirsty.
"A hard drive from a computer in Kirsty's home is also being examined and also a book of poems that Kirsty wrote in the hope they may provide some clues about her disappearance."
She added that Mrs Grabham had done some part-time modelling and had hoped that would be a passport to more work.
"However, her friends have said that above all she wanted to start a family. She married her husband Paul last year and she wanted very much to have children. That wasn't happening and she was contemplating IVF treatment," she said.
Police said a trained family liaison officer is supporting Mrs Grabham's family.
Police are continuing to appeal to anyone with information to contact the incident room in Cockett police station on 01792 562731 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.Police are continuing to appeal to anyone with information to contact the incident room in Cockett police station on 01792 562731 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.