The
dismembered body of Phoenix Netts, 28, from Birmingham, was discovered close to
a quarry in the Forest of Dean on 12 May.
A woman whose remains were found in two suitcases has been named.
Her identity
was confirmed after DNA tests, but police have said it remains unclear where Ms
Netts died or what caused her death.
In a
statement, family members said they were "devastated" by her death
"in such tragic circumstances".
Gareeca
Conita Gordon, 27, of Salisbury Road, Birmingham, is charged with murdering Ms
Netts between 14 April and 12 May.
Mahesh
Sorathiya, 38, of Denmore Gardens, Wolverhampton, is accused of assisting an
offender between 25 April and 12 May.
Neither
defendant appeared at Bristol Crown Court during a short hearing on Tuesday
morning.
The judge
granted bail to Mr Sorathiya. No application for bail was made on behalf of Ms
Gordon.
Both are due
to appear at Bristol Crown Court on 4 August.
Det Ch Insp
Scott Griffiths, from West Midlands Police, said: "Firstly, I'd like to
offer my sincere condolences to Phoenix's family.
"We've
worked closely with colleagues at Gloucestershire over the past week and our
investigation continues at pace.
"We'd
urge anyone with any information about the tragic loss of Phoenix's life to get
in touch with us."
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