Mother seeks news of Scots woman’s baby after alleged Los Angeles murder
Jill Bunyan, the mother of Scottish woman June Bunyan, has criticised US authorities for poor communication following her daughter’s alleged murder in Los Angeles. June’s dismembered body was found in her flat in September 2025, and her husband, Jonathan Renteria, has been charged with murder, mutilation and child cruelty; he denies the charges.
Jill says her family was informed about a recent court hearing only two weeks after it took place and is seeking information about June’s infant daughter, Regina. She believes the child may be with Renteria’s parents and is raising money for legal help to locate her and potentially bring her to Scotland; the crowdfunder has raised about £3,000. US prosecutors have reportedly apologised, while the UK Foreign Office says it is supporting the family and liaising with local authorities.
- Scottish woman’s mother says US authorities failed to communicate properly.
- June Bunyan’s husband denies charges over her death.
- Family is raising funds to locate June’s baby daughter.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “‘Nobody cares… it is heartbreaking!’ Mother of Scots woman murdered in America pleads for help to track down granddaughter”.