The body of Colette Law, 26, was found last Monday (Image: PA Picture Desk)
A MAN has been charged with murdering a Greenock woman whose body was found in a tent on the grounds of an English church.
As the Glasgow Times reported at the time, the body of 26-year-old Colette Law was found in a tent after police were called to St Mary and St Nicholas Church in Spalding around 9pm last Monday.
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Now, Lincolnshire Police said Paul Neilson, 30, of no fixed address, will appear before magistrates in Lincoln today, accused of killing her.
Lincolnshire Police has said officers are working with Police Scotland to support Colette's family.
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