Thai murder: Police 'optimistic'
Dyfed Powys detectives say they're 'optimistic' that further progress can be made in the Kirsty Jones murder case. Kirsty, from Tredomen, was found strangled at a guest house in Chiang Mai twelve years ago.
Mother of murdered backpacker leaves for Thailand
The mother of murdered backpacker Kirsty Jones is flying to Thailand tonight to offer a reward to help catch the killer.
Kirsty was strangled in a guest house in Chiang Mai in 2000, but her family has never given hope of getting justice.
Now Dyfed Powys Police has put up a substantial cash reward and officers from the force will be accompanying Sue Jones in Thailand as she renews her appeal for witnesses.
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Dyfed Powys police 'optimistic' about Kirsty Jones case
Dyfed Powys detectives returning from Thailand say they're 'optimistic' that further progress can be made in the Kirsty Jones murder case.
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£10,000 reward for information on Kirsty Jones' killer
Welsh detectives have returned to Thailand with Kirsty's mother for a press conference on the eve of the 12th anniversary of her death.
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Reward to catch backpacker's killer
On the 12th anniversary of backpacker Kirsty Jones' murder in Thailand, a substantial reward is being offered to catch her killer.