What Happened to Bobbi-Anne Mcleod?

Bobbi-Anne McLeod was last seen in November at a bus stop in Plymouth when she was on her way to meet up with pals. Her corpse was recovered on a beach three days after she went missing.

Bobbi-Anne McLeod, 18, went missing in November after going missing from her home. The student, who was 18 at the time of his disappearance, was last seen at a bus stop in Plymouth on the evening of November 20.

She was supposed to travel to the city centre to meet up with pals, but she never showed up. Approximately seven kilometres from her house,

her corpse was recovered at Bovisand Beach three days after she went missing. Cody Ackland, a musician, has admitted to the murder of Bobbi-Anne McLeod, an 18-year-old student adolescent.

Cody Ackland appeared in person at Plymouth Crown Court on Tuesday morning to enter his plea to the charges against him. Ackland, 24, spoke only to establish his identity and date of birth, and he admitted to the teen’s murder, which occurred between November 19 and November 23.

A number of Miss McLeod’s close family members, including her father and brother, sat in the courtroom while friends watched the proceedings via a video link from an adjacent court.

During the hearing, Judge Robert Linford informed him that he would be given a life sentence in jail, adding, “The only question will be the minimum time of imprisonment.” Ackland was remanded in jail and will be sentenced on May 19, according to the court.