Inverness Body found in Inverness house linked to savage murder By Sarah Bruce April 1 2016, 12:28 pm April 1 2016, 12:28 pm Share Body found in Inverness house linked to savage murder Share via Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Messenger Linkedin Email Post link https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/news/inverness/877615/unexplained-death-murder-house/ Copy Link Police forensic officers in Kintail Court, Inverness. Picture by Sandy McCook. A body has been found in an Inverness house linked to a savage murder a decade ago. Police are investigating after the middle-aged woman, who lived alone, was discovered in the kitchen of her home in Kintail Court. This morning, police would only say that the incident was being treated as unexplained. Neighbours said they saw an ambulance at the address on Thursday. A Police Scotland spokeswoman said: “It is being treated as unexplained at the moment.” But the tragic history of her home came to light yesterday. In July 2006, Brian Grant, 50, murdered Ilene O’Connor and hid her body in his garden – at 5 Kintail Court – before going on the run. Ilene O’Connor A year later, a jury unanimously found him guilty of murder and he was sentenced to 14 years in prison. Miss O’Connor, 39, of 2 Castle Heather Road, Inverness, was missing for two weeks before police discovered her body. Her injuries included brain damage, 26 rib fractures and a smashed breast bone. Grant hoped recent gardening work would allow him to cover his tracks as he buried her in a shallow grave. Forensic teams at the scene in 2006 Forensics at the scene in 2006
