Tributes have been paid to Brodie MacGregor, 23, as police launch a murder investigation (Picture: Police Scotland/PA)
A young mum who was found dead in a flat in Glasgow has now been pictured.
The body of Brodie MacGregor, 23, was found in the Springburn area of the city at a flat on Elmvale Court at 10.15am on Monday.
Her death is being treated as murder by police following a post-mortem examination.
People across social media have also paid tribute to Brodie who is a mum of a young boy.
Helenjane Cairns said: ‘So young rest in peace Brodie her family will be heartbroken.’
Sharon Mccormack commented: ‘That’s shocking news about this young girl so sad thinking of her family at this time.’
Christine Greig added: ‘So sad such a young age she’s with her mum now thinking of her family.’
Pictures from the scene show police standing guard outside a flat that is cordoned off.
Brodie was found dead in the flat at 10.15am on Monday morning (Picture: Police Scotland/PA Wire)
Forensic officers were also seen looking through recycling bins for clothing yesterday and a bin remains cordoned off today.
Police have not confirmed if this is linked to the murder investigation but said the search was ‘in connection with an ongoing enquiry’.
The force are keen to speak to people who were in the area around 4.30am on Monday and are interested in receiving CCTV or video footage.
The scene in Elmvale Street in the Springburn area of Glasgow following Brodie’s death (Picture: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire)
Detective Inspector Lynsey Watters said: ‘An extensive investigation is underway to establish the full circumstances surrounding this death.
‘If you have any CCTV or recording equipment, please review your footage as you may have captured images that could assist our investigation. There is an increased police presence in the area as our enquiries continue.
‘Police Scotland can be contacted via 101, quoting reference number 0879 of August 26, 2024. Alternatively, Crimestoppers can be contacted on 0800 555 111, where anonymity can be maintained.’
Police have also set up a major incident website where people can submit information directly to teams.
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