Jayden Parkinson: Post-Mortem 'Inconclusive' A post-mortem examination on a body believed to be that of missing teenager Jayden Parkinson has proved "inconclusive." The family of the 17-year-old, who was last seen on December 3, were informed after the body was found in a grave at All Saints' Church in Didcot, Oxfordshire. Jayden's ex-boyfriend Ben Blakeley, 22, appeared in court earlier this week charged with her murder. A police spokesman said: "A post-mortem examination has now been completed on the body believed to be that of Jayden Parkinson. The examination, which was carried out today by a Home Office pathologist, found the cause of death to be inconclusive. It comes a day after the man leading the investigation, Detective Chief Superintendent Andy Murray, said Jayden's family "remain heartbroken and devastated." Ben Blakeley before his first court appearance Jayden's father Paul Parkinson paid tribute to her in a brief message posted on Facebook. He wrote: "Good nite baby girl I will miss you so much I love you always xxxxxxxx." The teenager, who had recently moved to Oxford, was last seen leaving Didcot railway station. Officers previously issued an appeal for information about a man seen struggling with a suitcase just outside Upton at about 2am on December 9. Officers said the same man was seen with the same suitcase in the Lydalls Road area of Didcot - where All Saints is located - at about 3.30am the same day. Detectives have since recovered several suitcases, one of which "may well be significant." Blakeley, of Christchurch Road, Reading, has been charged with her murder and perverting the course of justice and is due to appear at Oxford Crown Court for a plea hearing on March 17 next year. A 17-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has also been charged with perverting the course of justice between December 3 and December 10 by assisting in the disposal of Jayden's body and other evidence.