Julia James: New image released of the murdered PCSO in the clothes she last wore | UK News

Police have released a new image of Police Community Support Officer Julia James in the same clothes she wore before she was found dead.

The image shows Ms James walking her dog Toby while wearing a light blue waterproof coat, blue jeans and dark brown Wellington-style boots.

Police said the clothes, other than the gloves, were the same as those worn by Ms James on the day she was found dead on Tuesday April 27 in Akholt Wood, near Aylesham, Kent.

She was working at home that day before taking a walk.

Her body was found around 4 p.m. by members of the public and an autopsy confirmed that she died of serious head injuries.

Kent Police have also released an image of a map of part of the crime scene.

The force said it would like to speak to anyone in the area outlined by the red lines in the image between 1 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 27.

Kent Deputy Police Chief Tom Richards said: ‘We hope this image of Julia wearing what she wore before her death helps jog people’s memories.

“We want to hear from people who think they saw her walking Toby that day and we also want to talk to the people who were in the area that afternoon. Maybe you would go for a run, walk your dog, drive, or farm your land.

“We want to hear from anyone who was in the area or who saw Julia. Any information is welcome and our detectives will decide what is relevant to their investigation.”

Kent Police officers warned the public to be “very careful and very careful” Tuesday as the murder investigation entered its second week.

Police admitted that they were “deeply shocked” by the death of their colleague.

The footage was released as Ms James’ cousin said the family “wouldn’t …