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The family of a murdered mother whose body was found in a shallow grave have said they will "never know why" she was killed.

reports Lancashire Live.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions herePrice, who can now be named after reporting restrictions were lifted, attacked the mum-of-two in woods close to her home.He later moved her body in a bin to a cemetery where he buried her in a shallow grave.His victim was discovered wrapped in two plastic bags on August 24 last year – 12 days after she went missing, following a huge search by police and the community.On Wednesday, Price was found unanimously guilty at Preston Crown Court of her murder, exactly a year on from when she disappeared.On Friday, Lindsay's family issued a statement following the

murdered teaching assistant Lindsay Birbeck before burying her in a cemetery has been handed a life sentence and ordered to serve a minimum 16 years in custody.Rocky Marciano Price, 17, was named on Thursday, August 13, after being found guilty of the murder of an Accrington teaching assistant whose body he hid in a wheelie bin.The body of the mum-of-two was discovered wrapped in two plastic bags in Accrington Cemetery in Lancashire on August 24 last year – 12 days after she went missing.On Wednesday, Price was found unanimously guilty at Preston Crown Court of her murder, exactly a year on from when she disappeared.Lindsay, 47, left her home in Burnley Road, Huncoat, for a late afternoon walk to a nearby wooded area known as the

Lindsay Birbeck's daughter has blasted her mum's teen killer for making her grieving family sit through the graphic details of her murder by opting for a trial.

A teenager who murdered a mother-of-two found buried in a shallow grave has been jailed for life with a minimum of 16 years in custody.

LancsLive reports.The Manchester Evening News and other media outlets were banned from identifying the 17-year-old, who is due to turn 18 in February, due to a court order under Section 45 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act.This prevents the press from publishing anything which would be likely to lead members of the public to identifying the 17-year-old, including his name, address, school he attended and any still or moving image.Her Honour Mrs Justice Yip has now lifted reporting the restrictions following an application by the press after he was unanimously found guilty by the jury of murder on Wednesday.She said: "The murder was a truly shocking event.

Preston Crown Court.Rocky Marciano Price, 17, was found guilty of the murder of a teaching assistant who was found buried in a shallow grave at the back of a cemetery.The body of the mum-of-two was discovered wrapped in two plastic bags in Accrington Cemetery in Lancashire on August 24 last year - 12 days after she went missing.The 47-year-old left her home in Burnley Road, Accrington, for a late afternoon walk to a nearby wooded area known as the Coppice when she went missing.

teaching assistant who was found buried in a shallow grave at the back of a cemetery. The body of Lindsay Birbeck, 47, was discovered wrapped in two plastic bags in Accrington Cemetery in Lancashire on August 24 last year - 12 days after she went missing.

Lancs Live reports.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions hereThe youth, appearing in court over a video link, did not react when the foreman of the jury read out the guilty verdict.There was also no reaction from his parents, who were in court.The teenager pleaded guilty to assisting in the disposal of her body, but claimed he played no role in her death.He said he was offered 'a lot of money' by an unknown man to 'get rid of the body'.This was not accepted by the Crown - or the jury with its verdict.Her Honour Mrs Justice Jip confirmed she would pass sentence tomorrow - Friday, August 14.Over the course of the eight

The daughter of a woman murdered by a teenager have said the 'callous' killing has destroyed their lives forever.

A teenager accused of murdering teaching assistant Lindsay Birbeck has admitted helping to dispose of her body - but claimed an unnamed man had carried out the killing.

A teenager killed teaching assistant Lindsay Birbeck before moving her body in a wheelie bin and burying her in a makeshift grave, a court has heard.

The jury in the Lindsay Birbeck murder trial has been discharged and a retrial has been set for later this year.