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Mum's heartbreak over LA killing and granddaughter's location
The mother of a Scottish law graduate killed in Los Angeles says the lack of information from US authorities since her daughter's death has been heartbreaking.
June Bunyan's dismembered body was found in her apartment in September last year.
Her husband Jonathan Renteria has been charged with murder, mutilation and child cruelty. He has pleaded not guilty.
Jill Bunyan, June's mum, says she is in legal limbo and is still not certain who is caring for her baby granddaughter.
June Bunyan was found dead in Los Angeles in September 2025
Jill Bunyan was previously told the court process against Renteria could take two years.
The latest of many court hearings was held on 4 September – the first anniversary of June's disappearance.
But Jill and her family, from Arran, said they received no official information about that hearing until almost two weeks later. The case has been continued until October.
"My health has had an absolute battering, and it's not just with losing June. It's the lack of respect, the lack of communication," she said.
"It almost feels like nobody cares. Nobody actually cares, and that is heartbreaking, and that is as bad as losing June because it just plays mind games with you. It is horrendous."