Worcestershire girl, 11, found dead in park after going missing
An 11-year-old girl from Worcestershire has been found dead in a village park after going missing on Sunday evening. Police have ruled out third-party involvement and are treating her death as unexplained, with a file to be prepared for the coroner.
Miya Deamer-Jones was last seen playing with a friend near her home at around 6pm. She was discovered at a park near Elmley Castle Cricket Club approximately an hour after police were called. She was the youngest of four sisters, and friends have created a fundraiser to help her family with funeral arrangements and a memorial gravestone.
- 11-year-old found dead in Worcestershire park after going missing Sunday
- Police rule out third-party involvement, treating death as unexplained
- Community grieves deeply loved youngest of four sisters
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A young girl from Worcestershire went missing whilst playing near her home on Sunday evening. She was subsequently found dead in a village park, shocking her local community.
Miya Deamer-Jones, aged 11, was the youngest of four sisters. She had last been seen at around 6pm playing with a friend, and was discovered within the hour at a park near Elmley Castle Cricket Club.
The incident has prompted a community response, with friends and family launching fundraising efforts to help her relatives with funeral arrangements and a memorial. Police are investigating the circumstances of her death.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Mother of 11-year-old girl found dead in village park suffering ‘every parent’s worst nightmare’”.