Post-mortem on woman's death proves inconclusive

A post-mortem examination into the death of a woman whose body was found at a house has proved inconclusive, Hampshire Police have said.

The body of Janna Fuller, 58, was found at an address on Cross Street, Farnborough, on 27 July, days after she was reported missing.

Three men arrested on suspicion of murder have been released with no further action. A fourth, a 47-year-old, has been released on bail with strict conditions.

Police said their inquiries into the circumstances of Fuller's death were continuing.

Officers had been carrying out searches at the property before her body was found and formally identified.

Insp Mike Hall, of the Rushmoor district, said: "We know this incident will have caused concern in the local community, but I would like to reassure that we are doing all we can to find out how Janna died.

"Our officers continue to work round the clock to establish the exact circumstances of what has happened. We will remain in the area for some time as we continue to gather evidence and carry out inquiries."