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An 18-year-old man faced murder charges in court over the killing of his mother, whose body was found in a well-known coastal resort. The 43-year-old teaching assistant Angela Shellis was spotted lying in the road by local residents in Prestatyn, a seaside spot in North Wales.
Police from the homicide unit detained her 18-year-old son, Tristan Thomas Roberts, at their adjacent residence. Prosecutor Julia Galston said Roberts has "vulnerabilities". Walkers had found his mother's body in the Morfa area at the seaside town after she had suffered "head trauma."
A spokesperson for her family said: "Angela was a loved daughter, sister, mum and aunty and will be sadly missed."
After an eight-minute hearing at Llandudno Magistrates Court, Roberts was remanded in custody.
He will appear before Mold Crown Court tomorrow for a preliminary hearing. He spoke to confirm his name, address and date of birth.
Mother-of-two Angela lived in the seaside town - and police are appealing for anyone who was in the Morfa area between 3am and 8.30am to contact them with any information.
Investigating officers continue to appeal for information that may assist their enquiries.
Detective Chief Inspector Andy Gibson said: "An 18-year-old male has now been charged with murder, following his arrest last week.
"I would emphasise that this remains a live murder investigation, and that we continue to appeal for information that might further assist us.
"Anyone who was in or around the Morfa area, near to the football fields, on Friday 24th October between 3am and 8.30am should contact us via 101, if they have not already done so.
"It remains imperative that we identify any persons in the area during these key times.
"As charges are now authorised in this investigation, I would also stress that nothing should be posted online that could be prejudicial to future court proceedings or undermine the criminal justice process."