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BODY FISHED FROM PRINCESS STREET CANAL SUSPECTED TO BE MISSING OCTOGENRIAN

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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The remains of an older woman suspected to be Irma Fraser of Charlestown, who was reported missing on Sunday on Wednesday morning, fished out of the Princes Street canal. Renata Burnette tells us more in this report.

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