A physique has been discovered within the seek for a lacking lady hours after a person arrested in connection along with her disappearance died in a cell in police custody.

Gabriela Kosilko was reported lacking final Friday (September 1) after failing to return residence from work the earlier night, along with her automotive later discovered deserted in Ratby Lane, in Leicester. 

Extensive searches to seek out the 26-year-old led to a number of areas being cordoned off within the metropolis. 

In an announcement at present, Leicestershire Police confirmed it had discovered a physique in woodland near Groby Pool on Wednesday afternoon. Officers say they imagine the physique is that of Gabriela, LeicestershireLive reports. 

On Tuesday, police mentioned that they had arrested a 30-year-old man in reference to Ms Kosilko’s disappearance. The man, who's believed to be recognized to her, was initially arrested on suspicion of kidnap. He was then additional arrested on suspicion of homicide.

However, the drive mentioned that whereas in police custody, the person was discovered unresponsive in his cell on Wednesday morning. He was pronounced lifeless on the scene.

His dying will now be topic to an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC), with Leicestershire Police saying it's absolutely cooperating with it.

Investigations into Gabriela’s dying are ongoing in response to Detective Chief Inspector Mark Sinski from East Midlands Special Operations Unit Murder Investigation Team.

Det Chief Insp Sinski mentioned: “Our enquiries into the circumstances surrounding Gabriela’s death continue and anyone who may have any information is asked to get in touch.

"If you were driving along Newtown Linford Lane around 2.20pm on Friday (September 1) please check your dashcam footage and get in touch if you captured a red Audi A1 parked on the side of the road or saw anyone driving it or sitting in the vehicle.

"Equally, if you were in Ratby Lane area during Friday afternoon please get in touch if you saw the vehicle or anything which seemed unusual or caused you concern.”

Detective Chief Inspector Sinski additionally mentioned that each one scene preservation as a part of the investigation has been lifted. Officers will stay within the space although whereas enquiries proceed.

He mentioned: “We would also like to reassure the local community who have been affected by the events of the last few days that officers will remain in the area while further enquiries are conducted.”

Anyone with info ought to name Leicestershire Police on 101, 484 of September 1. Alternatively, report info on the drive’s web site.