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26/02/2015
Body Found In Lough Neagh Confirmed As Missing Antrim Woman
A body found in Lough Neagh on Wednesday has been confirmed as Pauline Carmichael.
The 61-year-old disappeared from her home in the Hillside area of Antrim on Monday.
Police launched a large scale search operation and recovered a body from Lough Neagh on Wednesday afternoon.
Police are continuing to question a 37-year-old man in connection with her disappearance.
Another man, aged 59, was released unconditionally.
(MH/CD)
The 61-year-old disappeared from her home in the Hillside area of Antrim on Monday.
Police launched a large scale search operation and recovered a body from Lough Neagh on Wednesday afternoon.
Police are continuing to question a 37-year-old man in connection with her disappearance.
Another man, aged 59, was released unconditionally.
(MH/CD)
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