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Monica Reid (sa glas) tar éis di an oíche roghnóireachta Auckland Rose of Tra Lí a bhuachan i mí Bealtaine
Tá iomaitheoir i gcomórtas Rós Thrá Lí na bliana seo aimsithe marbh tar éis cuardaigh sa Nua-Shéalainn.
D'eisigh teaghlach Monica Reid achomharc práinneach chun í a aimsiú tar éis di imeacht as a teach i Te Atatu, Dé hAoine.
D'eisigh póilíní sa Nua-Shéalainn foláireamh faoin duine 26 bliain d'aois a bhí ar iarraidh ach tá sé deimhnithe anois go bhfuarthas marbh í Dé Domhnaigh.
An mhí seo caite, roghnaíodh í mar Rós Auckland 2024. Bhí sí le bheith san iomaíocht san fhéile cháiliúil i dTrá Lí i mí Lúnasa.
I nuashonrú, dúirt póilíní go raibh bean, 26 bliain d’aois, a tuairiscíodh ar iarraidh ó Leithinis Te Atatū ar an Aoine “a aimsíodh tráthnóna inniu (Dé Domhnaigh) marbh."
"Ní mheastar go bhfuiltear ag caitheamh lena bás mar rud amhrasach agus cuirfear faoi bhráid an Chróinéara í. Déanann na póilíní ár gcomhbhrón le muintir agus le muintir na mná," a dúirt an ráiteas.
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