Hampshire Police have confirmed that a post-mortem examination into the death of Janna Fuller, 58, has returned an inconclusive result, as enquiries continue into the circumstances surrounding her death in Farnborough.
Discovery and immediate police action
Ms Fuller was reported missing before her body was located at an address on Cross Street on 27 July. Officers who had been carrying out searches at the property later formally identified her.
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| Before 27 July | Ms Fuller reported missing |
| 27 July | Body discovered at Cross Street address; formally identified |
| Following discovery | Four men arrested; three released with no further action; one 47-year-old released on bail |
Suspects and police updates
Four men were arrested on suspicion of murder during the early stages of the investigation. Hampshire Police have since released three of those men with no further action. A fourth man, aged 47, has been released on police bail subject to strict conditions while enquiries continue.
Community reassurance and ongoing work
Local officers remain committed to establishing exactly what happened. Insp Mike Hall, who is overseeing the inquiry in the Rushmoor district, acknowledged concern in the local area and sought to reassure residents about the diligence of the investigation.
“We know this incident will have caused concern in the local community, but I would like to reassure that we are doing all we can to find out how Janna died.”
He added that officers were working around the clock to gather evidence and that police would remain in the area as necessary to complete searches and further enquiries.
What we know and what remains under investigation
- Victim: Janna Fuller, 58, formally identified following discovery
- Location: Address on Cross Street, Farnborough
- Post-mortem: Inconclusive — further tests or investigation may be required
- Suspects: Four men arrested; three released with no further action; one 47-year-old released on bail
Police have not provided further detail about the conditions of the bail or the nature of the searches carried out at the property. Residents concerned or anyone with information relevant to the inquiry are being asked to contact Hampshire Police to assist progress of the investigation.
This remains an active investigation and the force has indicated it will issue further updates as significant developments arise.
