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The family of a woman who fell to her death from a hotel balcony in Benidorm have appealed for witnesses to come forward on the seventh anniversary of the tragedy.
Kirsty Maxwell died in mysterious circumstances on April 29, 2017, while on a hen party weekend.
The 27-year-old, from Livingston, West Lothian, Scotland, plunged from the 10th floor of the Apartamentos Payma, off the balcony of a room occupied by five Britons.
A Spanish judge ruled there was 'no evidence' the room's occupants, a group of friends from Nottingham, were involved in the tragedy.
Kirsty's parents Brian and Denise Curry are still fighting for answers and have made a fresh appeal to trace English-speaking couples who were seen on the morning of the tragedy and who might hold the key to solving the mystery.
Kirsty Maxwell, 27, (left) had recently married and was on a hen night when she died in Benidorm on April 29, 2017 after entering the wrong room in an apartment block and fell to her death
It is thought Kirsty entered the men's apartment by accident around 8am on April 29 while looking for a friend who was staying on the same floor, moments before falling to her death. (Pictured: Kirsty and pals arriving back to the hotel on the morning she died)
The apartment block from where Kirsty Maxwell fell to her death on April 29 2017. Maxwell fell from the ninth floor of the apartment block (pictured left and right)
They want to trace a group of Spanish-speaking people who were residing in an overlooking hotel and may have witnessed the incident.
The family are also looking for an English-speaking couple aged 40 to 50 who saw Kirsty's body at the Payma pool when they checked out of their room and a customer at a nearby cafe who was talking about seeing a girl climbing or falling from a balcony.
They also want to hear from an English-speaking couple who were heard speaking about Kirsty's death in the same cafe on the morning of the incident.
The family are being assisted by former senior detective David Swindle.
Posting on social media, Mr Swindle said: 'Despite the passage of time people will remember such important information.
'Don't assume we or the police know what you know.'
Kirsty, who got married to husband Adam only months before the tragedy, fell from the balcony less than 12 hours after arriving in Benidorm.
She had returned to her apartment on the ninth floor in the early hours and was filmed asleep shortly before 7am on the
