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Man arrested over bedroom murder Bedroom murder suspect is bailed
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A 51-year old man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of a woman who was found dead in a burnt-out bedroom five months ago. A 51-year old man arrested on suspicion of the murder of a woman found dead in a burnt-out bedroom has been released on police bail.
Beverley Parkhouse, from Ogmore Vale, near Bridgend, died in her father's house in the village in September 2006.Beverley Parkhouse, from Ogmore Vale, near Bridgend, died in her father's house in the village in September 2006.
A reconstruction of the 45-year-old mother's final hours was made in a BBC Crimewatch appeal this month. A reconstruction of the 45-year-old mother's final hours was made in a BBC Crimewatch appeal earlier this month.
Police said the man under arrest is being questioned but they are still seeking information about the death. A man was arrested and questioned on Monday, but South Wales Police said on Thursday he had been released on bail.
Care worker Ms Parkhouse spent the evening of 3 September with friends at the Top Club in Nantymoel before taking a taxi back to her father Ken Palmer's home in Ogmore Vale at about 2330 BST.Care worker Ms Parkhouse spent the evening of 3 September with friends at the Top Club in Nantymoel before taking a taxi back to her father Ken Palmer's home in Ogmore Vale at about 2330 BST.
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The following day, Mrs Parkhouse's father discovered her lying dead in bed at 1130 BST. Part of the bed was burned as a result of a fire. The following day, Mrs Parkhouse's father discovered her lying dead in bed at 1130 BST. Part of the bed was burned.
Mrs Parkhouse's death was not initially treated as murder but police said that as the investigation continued, evidence was gathered which suggested her death was suspicious.Mrs Parkhouse's death was not initially treated as murder but police said that as the investigation continued, evidence was gathered which suggested her death was suspicious.
In December, a mobile police station was set up on her father's road, Cardiff Street, and a £20,000 reward offered for information leading to the conviction of the killer.In December, a mobile police station was set up on her father's road, Cardiff Street, and a £20,000 reward offered for information leading to the conviction of the killer.
A South Wales Police spokesman said: "The man, from the Bridgend area, is currently being questioned by officers, but police are still appealing for information into the circumstances of Beverley's death." Police are continuing to appeal for information on the murder.
Anyone with information can contact the South Wales Police incident room on 01656 306099 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.Anyone with information can contact the South Wales Police incident room on 01656 306099 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
An email address set up by police can also be used to send in any information - beverly.parkhousemurder@south-wales.pnn.police.uk.An email address set up by police can also be used to send in any information - beverly.parkhousemurder@south-wales.pnn.police.uk.