Detectives investigating the murder of a pension in Falkirk, have returned to the scene more than a week after his death.
Officers, some wearing white suites, were spotted at the address on Grahams Road in the town.
73-year-old Alastair Gray's body was discovered within a flat on Tuesday February, 23.
Christopher Gray, 49, was later charged with murder.
Last night, a number of cops were seen entering the property.
An eyewitness told Falkirk Live: "Two massive riot vans pulled up yesterday, and a load of police got out.
"There must have been about 7 or 8 of them.
"Some put white suits on and took brown bags into the flat, they must have been looking for more evidence.
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"I walked past the house at about 5pm and could see cops dusting down a window, there was a few of them looking at the window.
"They were still there at 7pm last night."
A Police Scotland spokesperson confirmed officers were on Grahams Road as part of an "ongoing investigation".
