No one will ever face justice over the death of a mum whose body was found dumped with the rubbish in Swansea. Kelly Louise Randall had been missing for 13 days when police discovered her body beneath debris in a man’s garden. Despite an inquest and police investigation, her family is left seeking answers.
Kelly Randall, a disabled woman, was last seen on May 3, 2022. Two days later, she was reported missing, triggering a search by South Wales Police. The investigation intensified when her wheelchair was found outside a house in Waunarlwydd. Inside the property, stains of blood were discovered, leading to the arrest of the homeowner, Alfred Millman, initially on suspicion of assault and later on suspicion of murder.
During police questioning, Millman claimed he found Randall dead in his house and panicked, moving her body to the garden. Despite forensic examinations and testimonies at the inquest, the cause of Randall’s death remains inconclusive. While toxicology reports detected alcohol and other substances in her system, it could not be definitively determined how she died.
Detective constable Lisa Minto stated there was no evidence of foul play in Randall’s death. Despite Millman’s arrest, no charges were brought against him by the Crown Prosecution Service. Police later informed Millman that no further action would be taken against him. However, before the conclusion of the investigation, Millman was found deceased at his home with no suspicious circumstances.
At the inquest, Dr. John Williams could not determine a cause of death for Randall. Her family described her as a loving mother and talented hairdresser who had battled addiction. While some answers were provided at the inquest, the family remains haunted by the mystery of what transpired during Randall’s final days. Police have officially concluded their investigations with no criminal charges laid in the case.
The tragic story of Kelly Louise Randall highlights the complexities and challenges faced by law enforcement in cases where justice remains elusive. Despite the efforts of authorities and the legal system, some mysteries may never be fully resolved, leaving families to grapple with unanswered questions and unresolved grief.