DNA tests for Hampshire men
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Detectives still hunting Georgina Edmonds' killer.
Hampshire detectives trying to solve a two-year-old murder have begun in taking DNA samples from male residents in the area.
Grandmother, Georgina Edmonds, was battered to death with a marble rolling pin at her Brambridge home near Winchester, in January 2008.
So far, no one's been arrested, despite a £30,000 pound reward being offered for information.
Detective Chief Inspector Paul Barton believes they have a DNA profile of the killer.
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