Evening Telegraph (First Edition)

Officers continue probe into death of Pamela, 50

- By Amy HAll

THE death of a woman is still being treated as unexplaine­d a week after she was found with serious head injuries by a member of the public.

Pamela King, 50, was discovered at an address in Burnside Walk in the city’s Lochee area with wounds to her head after a suspected fall.

She was taken to Ninewells Hospital where she died the following day.

Police are continuing to investigat­e her death, which is being treated as unexplaine­d.

Officers had previously been seen searching through bags of hospital waste in a bid to find clothes as part of the probe into her death.

The investigat­ion was carried out at a waste management facility within the grounds of Ninewells Hospital.

Police had searched through piles of orange clinical waste bags for at least two days in an attempt to locate the items of clothing.

The clothes had been taken off Ms King and disposed of whilst she was receiving treatment at the hospital prior to her death.

A source said there was no suggestion anyone had made an error in disposing of the clothes.

Following the incident, there was a heavy police presence in the Burnside Walk area.

One resident said: “I was out the night the incident took place but folk have obviously been talking and trying to figure out what has gone on.”

Another resident, who lives in the block of flats where Pamela was found, said: “I didn’t know her very well but I did see her around about the flat area quite a few times before. It’s shocking that this has happened.

“Of course everyone is talking to each other about it.”

Another local resident told the Tele: “I did see the police presence

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