A suspect who has been arrested in relation to the murder of 20-year-old Savanna Dyer has been sent to the St Ann’s Psychiatric Hospital for evaluation, police said.
Dyer’s body was found in an abandoned parcel of land on Xeres Road, Carlsen Field, on Saturday morning.
Investigators said blood was visible on her face and marks of violence were evident on the body.
An autopsy yesterday confirmed that Dyer’s cause of death was due to a single gunshot wound to the head.
Police confirmed that two men were arrested in relation to the murder. One of the men surrendered to the police, while the other was arrested near his home.
Sources said one of the men was sent to St Ann’s on Tuesday to assess his mental competence, while the other remained in custody at a police station in the Central Division.
Guardian Media understands that the Director of Public Prosecutions has not yet been approached for advice on what charges if any should be laid against the suspects.