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Corstorphine Hill murder: Son arrested over Phyllis Dunleavy's death Corstorphine Hill murder: Son charged over Phyllis Dunleavy's death
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The son of a woman whose body was found in a shallow grave on Corstorphine Hill in Edinburgh has been arrested in connection with her death. The son of a 66-year-old woman whose body was found in a shallow grave on Corstorphine Hill in Edinburgh has been charged with her murder.
After a month-long appeal for information about the woman's identity, police have revealed that she was Phyllis Dunleavy, 66, from Dublin. After a month-long appeal for information about the woman's identity, police have revealed that she was Phyllis Dunleavy, from Dublin.
Her son Andrew Dunleavy, 39, from Edinburgh, has been charged and is due to appear at Edinburgh Sheriff Court. Her son James Dunleavy, known as Seamus, has been arrested and is due to appear at Edinburgh Sheriff Court.
A facial reconstruction was made after her body was found on 6 June. The 39-year-old lived in Edinburgh, close to where the body was found.
Mrs Dunleavy's remains were found by a cyclist on Corstorphine Hill in the west of the city on 6 June. But it took detectives a month to identify her.
The breakthrough came when they released a computer-generated image of her face, based on a CT scan of her skull.
A member of her family in Ireland saw the image and contacted police.
It is understood Mrs Dunleavy had been visiting her son, who lives at the foot of Corstorphine Hill.