An area of woodland in Bangor has been cordoned off the body of a 39-year-old woman was discovered.
The Caernarfon-based air ambulance landed on Beach Road in the city at around 7pm on Tuesday (June 2(), with a large number of police vehicles and other medics at the scene.
On Wednesday, North Wales Police confirmed that the local was sadly pronounced dead at the scene.
A spokesman said that the coroner and family have been informed.
A police cordon remains in the area whilst investigations continue.
One witness said forensic investigators were also at the scene along with mountain rescuers.
The moment the air ambulance landed at the scene:
Detective Chief Inspector Lee Boycott said: “We would like to give our heartfelt sympathies to the family. I understand that the large emergency services presence in the area may have caused concern to local people and would like to thank them for their patience and understanding.”
A Welsh Ambulance Service spokesman said they received a call from North Wales Police at 7.10pm.
A spokesman said: "We have now cleared from the scene and have not conveyed anybody to hospital."
