Katie Kenyon: Last News

Disturbing video footage released by the police shows evil Andrew Burfield guiding investigators to the woodland area where he buried his ex girlfriend after brutally murdering her with an axe. The 51-year-old killer, from Burnley, has received a life sentence with a minimum term of 32 years for the murder of Katie Kenyon.

A man has denied murdering Burnley mum-of-two Katie Kenyon in court. Andrew Burfield, 50, pleaded not guilty to the charge when he appeared at Preston Crown Court today (Monday August 22). Katie was last seen getting into a van in Padiham on April 22.

The family of a mother who was found dead in woodland a week after going missing have described their 'heartbreaking nightmare'. Katie Kenyon, 33, was last seen on the morning of April 22.

A body found in the search for missing Katie Kenyon has been confirmed by police to be the mum-of-two.

Police have today confirmed that a body found in a forest is missing mum Katie Kenyon. The devastating discovery was made in the Forest of Boland on Friday evening shortly after police were given new information about where to search for the mother-of-two.

mother-of-two who went missing a week ago.Katie Kenyon, 33, was last seen getting into a Ford Transit van in Burnley, Lancashire.A sighting of the large grey van led officers to prioritise a search in a wooded area in the Forest of Bowland, a western outlier of the Pennines, and they made the grim discovery on Friday night. Andrew Burfield, 50, from Burnley, has been charged with the young mum's murder.

A man has appeared in court this morning accused of murdering mum-of-two Katie Kenyon. Meanwhile police continue to search for her body.

A man has appeared in court accused of the murder of missing mum Katie Kenyon.

The Mirror reported.Katie’s family have been made aware of the charge and continue to be supported by specially trained officers, Lancashire Police said.Her family have passed on their thanks for all the well-wishing messages but have asked people to respect their privacy at this time, they added.Lancashire Police said yesterday the investigation had shifted from a missing person to homicide.The police said: "While Katie has not yet been found, and the search for her is continuing, detectives are now working on the basis that she is sadly no longer alive."Search teams with more than 60 trained officers from Lancashire, North Wales, Merseyside and Greater Manchester Police, with specialist dogs have been combing the Gisburn Forest over the past few days.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Police said a woman matching Katie's description was seen getting into a silver Ford Transit van with a man, outside an address in Todmorden Road, Burnley, at around 9.30am on Friday.The van, with the number plate MT57 FLC, is then believed to have travelled to Gisburn Forest near the Bolton-by-Bowland area.A statement from Lancashire Police tonight said: “Following consultation with the Crown Prosecution Service detectives from Lancashire’s Force Major Investigation Team have this evening (Wednesday, April 27th) charged a man with the murder of missing mum Katie Kenyon."

A 50-year-old man has been charged with the murder of a mum who had been missing for six days.