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Samples taken from Joy Morgan’s liver and muscles revealed presence of MDMA in her system Joy Morgan’s body was found in October 2019, months after Shohfah-El Israel was convicted of her murder. Photograph: Hertfordshire police/PA Joy Morgan’s body was found in October 2019, months after Shohfah-El Israel was convicted of her murder. Photograph: Hertfordshire police/PA
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Mystery still surrounds the murder of a midwifery student by a fellow member of her church after an inquest failed to identify the medical cause of death.
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Joy Morgan s body was discovered in woodland near Stevenage.
- Credit: Matt Margesson/Herts police
Today, the inquest of Joy Morgan has ruled that it was an unlawful killing after the University of Hertfordshire student was found dead in a wood near Stevenage.
The hearing at Hertfordshire Coroners Court in Hatfield also heard that the midwifery student, who was last seen in December 2018, had no blunt or sharp force trauma to the body.
A dog walker eventually found her wrapped in bin bags, bound up with gaffer tape, and covered with a mound of logs in Norton Green, and she was identified through DNA testing in October 2019 after her murderer Shohfah-El Israel was jailed in August of that year.
Denim Marketing Team Members Selected to Speak at International Builders’ Show
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(L-R) Mandy Holm, Carol Morgan, Courtney Stewart
For a total of four presentations, Denim team members offer virtual attendees a variety of marketing knowledge including seminars on social media strategies, benefits of working remotely, Facebook ads and Instagram tactics. CARTERSVILLE, Ga. (PRWEB) January 14, 2021 Denim Marketing is thrilled to announce three team members are presenting at the 2021 International Builders’ Show (IBS). Presented by the National Association of Home Builders, (NAHB) the show is being held virtually for the first time, and the 2021 IBS Virtual Experience (IBSx) will feature real-time, semi-live and recorded presentations for an extended programming experience for virtual attendees.
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