The family of Eleanor O'Dell, who was found dead in Llandudno, have spoken publicly for the first time, saying their "worlds have been crushed".
Eleanor, 33, was found dead at a property on St Seiriol's Road in Llandudno on Saturday, 31 October.
Family tribute
In a tribute, Eleanor's family said: "Eleanor was gentle by nature and a ray of sunshine to all.
"Our worlds have been crushed by the loss of our beautiful girl. She has been taken from us and our hearts are truly broken.
"We appreciate all the love she has received, and we are thankful for all the words of support."
Police appeal
Senior Investigating Officer, Detective Inspector Rob Mahoney of North Wales Police, said: "Our condolences remain with Eleanor’s friends and loved ones following her tragic death.
"Police enquiries remain ongoing, and I would appeal to anyone who was in the vicinity of St Seiriol’s Road between 7pm and 8.30pm on Saturday, 31 October to contact us.
"You may have seen or heard something, or have dashcam or mobile phone footage that could assist our enquiries.
"Anyone with further information about this incident is asked to contact us via our live webchat online, or on 101 quoting ref O178285."
Charge and court date
Christopher Ellis, 36, has been charged with Eleanor's murder. He is due to face trial next April.
