Scots woman found dead in tent on church grounds likely to have died from 'head injury'
An inquest into the death of a woman from Greenock whose body was found in a tent heard it was likely she died from a head injury.
Paul Neilson, 30, from Spalding, has been charged with her murder and is due to appear at Lincoln Crown Court on August 29. Top news stories today The inquest has now been suspended until the outcome of the court proceedings, Lincolnshire Live reports. Patricia Law, 63, said: "The last time I saw her face was the week before I went on holiday in April. Now, I am getting her back home in a box.
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