Police say investigation is 'ongoing'
Three people who were arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving - and failing to stop at, or report, a collision - have been bailed.
The individuals – who have not been identified – were being held in connection to the death of 73-year-old Carolyn Buchan.
She was found dead on Marathon Avenue just after 7am on Sunday.
Police have confirmed three people were released from custody yesterday afternoon but say that does not mean the investigation is over.
Detective Chief Inspector Mark Newey said: "It is still is an ongoing investigation and remains the priority of the constabulary.
"We are governed by law as to how long we can keep persons in custody before they have to be released or charged.
"This investigation is very complex and has numerous lines of protracted enquiries that will take longer than we are allowed to keep the suspects in custody. This is why they have been bailed.
"I am aware that the names of the persons we arrested for this incident are now widely known amongst their friends, family, associates and some members of the general public.
"I would like to appeal to you all that if you have any information relating to the movements of the persons that have been arrested from midnight (at) the start of Sunday, 20 March through to 7.30 am Sunday, 20th March now is the time to come forward with what you know."
Anyone with information can contact Police Headquarters on 01624 631212 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.
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