A woman who was found dead in her house in Zuid -Wales is depicted and two men were arrested on suspicion of 'murder'.
Leanne Williams, 47, was discovered dead in her house on Gomer Road in Townhill, Swansea by the police on Thursday 27 February around 2 p.m.
A post-mortem identified significant injuries that are consistent with mistreatment.
The most important crime team of the South Wales police launched a murder investigation and two men were arrested and remain in police detention.
Detective -head inspector Mark O'Shea said: 'This tragic news is shocked for the local community and is of course devastating for her family that we support.
'We have a team of officers who work around in this investigation and I can confirm that we have two men in the police – we are currently not looking for someone else.
'We are the last known movements of Leanne merge from 6 pm on Monday 24 February to 2.20 pm the following Thursday when she was found by officers.
'Everyone who has traveled in Gomer Road or surrounding areas at this time or has traveled through Gomer Road or surrounding areas is asked to check their private CCTV or Dashcam images for everything that can be relevant.
Shown: Leanne Williams, 47, who was found on Thursday 27 February by the police in her house in Zuid -Wales
Displayed: Gomer Road in Townhill, Swansea, where Mrs. Williams lived, her body was found around 2 p.m.
“It doesn't matter how insignificant it seems.
'We mainly want to hear from people who knew Leanne and who have not yet spoken with officers.
“The community will have noticed police activities in the area and this is to reassure residents we know and to talk to them to see if they have information that can help us.”
A police cordon stays in place at the address on Gomer Road.
