Murder-accused held in custody over death of missing woman found in Hertfordshire car park

VICTORIA GREENWOOD, FOUND DEAD IN A CAR PARK IN HERTFORDSHIRE.  
Credit: BEDFORDSHIRE POLICE
Victoria Greenwood's body was found in a car park in Hertfordshire. Credit: Bedfordshire Police

A man has been remanded in custody accused of murdering of a missing woman whose body was discovered in a car park in north Hertfordshire.

Robert Brown, 38, from Hitchin Road in Luton is charged with killing Bedfordshire woman Victoria Greenwood between 10 and 14 November.

He made a brief appearance before Luton Magistrates’ Court on Monday, wearing a grey tracksuit.

The chair of the magistrates Hugh Maisey sent to the case to Luton Crown Court for a preliminary hearing. He remanded Brown in custody.

Ms Greenwood’s body was found in a small car park area between Roe Green and Wallington on 14 November.

The 41-year-old had been missing since the early hours of Friday, 10 November.

Det Insp Justine Jenkins said: “We have specially-trained officers supporting Victoria’s family at this most difficult time.

“I’d like to thank members of the public who have called us with information.”


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