Murder police release CCTV images

Is this you? See a selection of the 33 CCTV images released by detectives In pictures

Detectives investigating the murder of a 77-year-old woman in her home have released images of shoppers who may have seen a man use her cash card.

Georgina Edmonds' body was found by her son at her Kiln Lane home in Brambridge, Hants, on 11 January.

A man in a fluorescent jacket with Mrs Edmonds' card tried to get cash out at the Tesco Express in Twyford Road at 2340 GMT on the day she died.

A poster showing the people who were served is displayed inside the store.

So far 19 people have come forward after identifying themselves on the poster and officers are yet to trace the remaining 33 people, a police spokesman said.

Det Ch Insp Paul Barton said: "We are releasing these images in the hope that these people may have seen the unknown man at the ATM or may have seen him on his journey to or from the cashpoint.

"We need to speak to all of these people in order for us to ascertain whether or not they have any information that could assist our inquiry."

Post-mortem tests showed Georgina Edmonds died from head injuries

Earlier this month, Hampshire Constabulary released DVD footage of a suspect they want to speak to.

The disc has since been played on TVs in the post office in Eastleigh town centre.

The DVD also features e-fits of men seen in the area on the day of the murder, who have not yet been traced.

Police have taken 551 calls and 981 statements, and more than 25,000 staff hours have been spent on the investigation.

A £5,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the capture of the killer.

Post-mortem tests revealed Mrs Edmonds died of extensive head injuries and had been tortured by her killers.