Kent Police have released an e-fit image of a woman seen at the grave of an unidentified infant known as Baby April in June. Baby April was discovered dead from asphyxiation, wrapped in plastic bags, at Singleton Lake in Ashford, Kent, on 3 April 1995. The child's identity has remained unknown for nearly 30 years, despite police obtaining a complete DNA profile after the body was exhumed in 2011. However, efforts to identify the child’s parents or any relatives have so far been unsuccessful. The woman seen at Bybrook Cemetery, where Baby April is buried, has been described by police as white, in her 40s, of medium to slim build, with grey hair that reaches shoulder-length and a floral-patterned fabric holdall. This image is part of an ongoing investigation to find any potential links between the woman and the case. Detective Chief Inspector Neil Kimber has urged anyone with information about the woman or any details about Baby April’s case to come forward. He emphasized the importance of public assistance in solving the mystery, which has remained unsolved for decades. The case has drawn attention over the years due to the tragic circumstances surrounding Baby April’s death and the lack of progress in identifying her family. Police continue to review any new evidence or tips that could help bring closure to the case.