Mikaeel Kular: mother of three-year-old boy to appear in court over his death He was apparently unwell and had slept on his own that night in the bedroom he normally shared with his twin sister, Ashika. His mother said he was missing when she went to get him up at 7.15am the next morning, and officers stressed that he would have been capable of putting his shoes and coat on and leaving the building by himself. However, mystery surrounds the little boy's final weeks in the light of the discovery of his body just yards from a bungalow in Kirkcaldy where Miss Kular used to live. Mikaeel had not been seen at his nursery school in Edinburgh since it broke up for the Christmas holidays on December 19. He failed to return when term resumed on January 7, apparently because he was suffering from a chest infection. Mikaeel's aunt, Pandeep Kular, 37, said she was "devastated" at the news that her nephew had been found dead. She said she had not spoken to her sister, telling the Sunday People: "I'm not aware of anything. I'm just with my family in the house. That's all I can say. We've just lost him. Shocked Edinburgh residents have left a sea of flowers and soft toys in memory of Mikaeel outside his home in Ferry Gait Crescent, Edinburgh. Steven Raeburn, 27, and his partner Sarah Clarke, 24, accompanied their daughter Jessica, five, so she could put down a card she had made along with a bouquet and one of her teddy bears. Mr Raeburn said: "We were keeping an eye on the news over the past few days and when we heard what had happened it just made us feel sick. I feel so sorry for the wee boy. I'm also angry because there haven't been any real answers yet. Assistant Chief Constable Malcolm Graham, of Police Scotland, said: "Following formal identification, I can now confirm that a 33-year-old woman has been arrested and charged in connection with Mikaeel's death. The woman is expected to appear at Edinburgh Sheriff Court on Monday. I would like to again recognise the overwhelming public assistance that Police Scotland have received during the course of this very complex investigation. Police refused to comment on any further details about what happened to Mikaeel. Police in Hampshire and Derbyshire arrested two men, aged 19 and 26, on Sunday on suspicion of posting racist messages on Twitter relating to Mikaeel's disappearance. They were both questioned and released on police bail.