A man has been arrested after a 33-year-old woman's body parts were found by ramblers on an island in Essex.
Angela Millington's remains were discovered in a salt marsh area on Foulness Island on 21 June.
Hikers initially found a collection of bones. Police were called and more body parts were found.
Police have arrested a 51-year-old man, from Westcliff-on-Sea, on suspicion of murder. He has been taken to Southend Police Station for questioning.
Ms Millington was identified after forensic and DNA tests and, while it is not known how long the bones had been there, police believe she was murdered.
She was last seen alive when she visited a housing officer in Westcliff on 21 November last year.
She took money out of her bank account that day and her mobile phone has not been used since the end of that month.
Essex Police said Ms Millington had no fixed address and was known to mix with street drinkers and homeless people.
