Scarlett Keeling's body to be buried four years after Goa murder The body will be released tomorrow (Friday) and Scarlett will be buried on June 17th, which would have been her 20th birthday, in Bradworthy, north Devon. The murder uncovered the murky world of the Indian tropical paradise, leaving unanswered questions about the role of policemen in allegedly covering up the crime. Two men have been arrested and charged with Scarlett's murder - Samson D'Souza, 30, and Placido Carvalho, 42, - but none have yet been found guilty. Mrs Mackeown has campaigned vigorously to get justice for her daughter after an initial and now discredited investigation by local police found that Scarlett had accidentally drowned. Scarlett's body was covered in cuts and bruises and a second post mortem carried out after pressure from Miss Mackeown confirmed she had been drugged, raped and murdered. A Foreign Office spokesman said: "We have provided consular assistance to the family since the start of this tragic case and we continue to do so. The decision to release Scarlett rests with the UK Coroner. While we cannot interfere in the Coroner's inquest, we will continue to do all we rightly can to assist the Coroner and the family.