Renfrewshire Deaths: Woman Murdered, Man's Death Unexplained
Police are investigating the deaths of a woman and a man found near Corsliehill Road in Houston.
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Police are investigating the deaths of a woman and a man discovered in Renfrewshire. Stacy Mair, 35, was found near Corsliehill Road in Houston at approximately 07:50 on Monday. Police Scotland has confirmed they are treating her death as murder.
A 43-year-old man was discovered at the same location. His death is currently being treated as unexplained, pending the results of a post-mortem examination. Police Scotland stated that there is currently nothing to suggest any other individuals were involved in the incident.
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The force's major investigation team, alongside local officers, is conducting extensive inquiries to fully understand the circumstances surrounding the deaths. Police Scotland has assured the public that there is no further risk to the community.
Detective Chief Inspector Laura Young stated that thoughts remain with the families of those affected, who are receiving support from specialist officers during this difficult period. Chief Inspector Iain Farmer acknowledged the upsetting nature of the incident for the families and the wider community, expressing gratitude for the support received during the ongoing essential inquiries.
Anyone with information or concerns has been asked to contact Police Scotland by calling 101.
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