Jennifer Kiely, 35, was killed in a seafront shelter in Eastbourne in January 2005. The mum-of-three had been stabbed repeatedly, then her body was burned when the shelter was torched. Sussex Police have reopened the investigation after new evidence came to light. The force made an appeal on BBC Crimewatch this week, where vital new details were revealed which could help to finally catch Jennifer’s killer. Her mother Margaret Kiely said: “I think of her every day. Somebody, somewhere, knows who is responsible.” Detective Superintendent Emma Heater said DNA was left at the crime scene and scientists have now found new ways to test it.
1/1 THE MOTHER of a woman found stabbed to death and set on fire has made an emotional appeal for information as detectives have reopened the case. Jennifer Kiely was found dead on Eastbourne seafront in a shelter after the shocking incident on January 22, 2005. Now following earlier investigations police have appealed for any witnesses and information after new forensic evidence came to light. Jennifer was 35 years old and a mother of three. A child s buggy was found next to her body in the shelter at Holywell in the town. She was described at the time as a friendly person who left the family home six years previously and had become transient.