Police get more time to quiz landlord in Joanna Yeates murder case

The landlord of murdered Joanna Yeates remained in custody this morning after British police were granted more time to question him about her death.

Police get more time to quiz landlord in Joanna Yeates murder case
Sat, 01 Jan, 2011 - 14:13

The landlord of murdered Joanna Yeates remained in custody this morning after British police were granted more time to question him about her death.

Chris Jefferies, 65, was arrested on Thursday morning and a magistrate last night granted Avon and Somerset Police an extension to hold him in custody.

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CourtsJoanna Yeates killingPlace: Clifton, BristolPlace: SheffieldPlace: Canynge RoadPlace: CliftonPerson: Joanna YeatesPerson: Chris JefferiesPerson: Peter StanleyPerson: JefferiesPerson: YeatesPerson: StanleyPerson: Greg ReardonPerson: Jefferies’Person: ReardonPerson: JeffriesPerson: ResidentPerson: Tony BussPerson: RoseMary MusgravePerson: Ray LowmanPerson: CouncillorPerson: Trevor BlythePerson: Mark MoorePerson: MooreEvent: Christmas DayOrganisation: AvonOrganisation: Somerset PoliceOrganisation: BMWOrganisation: Liberal DemocratsOrganisation: Clifton and Hotwells Improvement SocietyOrganisation: CHISOrganisation: Canynge Road Campaign GroupOrganisation: Bristol City CouncilOrganisation: Clifton WardOrganisation: Lib DemsOrganisation: Clifton College
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