Heartbreak in Auckland as Missing Woman Monica Reid Found Dead Auckland, New Zealand – The city of Auckland is in mourning following the tragic discovery of the body of Monica Reid, a young woman who had been missing since Friday. Monica, 27, was last seen leaving a friend’s house in the suburb of Mt Eden around 11:30 pm on Friday evening. Her disappearance sparked an extensive search by police, family, and volunteers. On Sunday afternoon, police confirmed that Monica’s body had been found in a shallow grave in a remote area of Waitakere Ranges, approximately 20 kilometers northwest of Auckland. The cause of her death is still under investigation, but police have ruled out suicide. Monica’s family and friends are devastated by the news of her death. They described her as a kind, caring, and adventurous soul who always had a bright smile on her face. “Monica was our everything,” said her mother, who spoke to reporters outside the family home. “She was the light of our lives, and we will miss her forever.” The news of Monica’s death has sent shockwaves through the Auckland community. People have been posting messages of sympathy and support on social media, and a vigil is planned to be held in her memory. “This is a terrible tragedy for our city,” said Auckland Mayor Phil Goff. “Our thoughts and prayers are with Monica’s family and loved ones at this difficult time.” Police are continuing their investigation into Monica’s death, and they are urging anyone with information to come forward. They are asking for help in tracing her movements between the time she left her friend’s house on Friday evening and the time of her death. A homicide investigation has been launched, and police are working to identify and apprehend the person or persons responsible for Monica’s murder.Body of Missing West Auckland Woman FoundBody of Missing West Auckland Woman Found The body of Monica Reid, a 26-year-old woman who went missing in West Auckland last week, has been found deceased. Police confirmed the tragic news on Sunday. Reid, a resident of Te Atatū, vanished on Friday. Despite extensive search efforts, her whereabouts remained unknown until Sunday’s discovery. According to police, Reid’s death is not considered suspicious. It will be referred to the coroner for further investigation. “Our thoughts and deepest condolences are with Monica’s family and loved ones during this difficult time,” police said in a statement. Reid’s family had described her as a beloved friend, sister, and aunt. They expressed their love and concern for her well-being. “All of us love Monica very much,” said Cecilia, Reid’s sister. “We want her to know that we love her and just want to know that she’s safe.” Police are urging anyone who may have information about Reid’s disappearance or the circumstances surrounding her death to come forward.Police have confirmed that the body of Monica Reid, a 64-year-old Auckland woman who went missing on Friday, has been found. Ms. Reid was last seen at her Mount Albert home on Friday morning. Her car was found abandoned in the suburb of Avondale later that day. Police launched a search operation, and her body was found in a bush area near the Whau River on Monday afternoon. The cause of Ms. Reid’s death is not yet known, but police say there are no suspicious circumstances. Ms. Reid’s family have been notified of her death and are being supported by Victim Support. Police are asking anyone with information about Ms. Reid’s movements or whereabouts before her disappearance to come forward.