Police have closed part of Greenisland in Co Antrim as they investigate the death of a man at a house in the Station Road area of the village.
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A pensioner found murdered in his own home was tied up on a chair and stabbed in the chest, police have said.
The 29-year-old woman is to appear in court on Friday, 22 January.
“I also want to hear from anyone who saw or heard any activity at Mr Girvan’s home at 162 Station Road over the past weekend until yesterday morning around 7am”, said McVea, adding that it is too early to say why Mr Girvan was killed.
One of the victim’s two cars – a silver Hyundai Sonata with registration MKZ 9818 – had been removed and was later recovered by police around 10 miles away on Verner Street in Belfast city centre.
Mr Girvan was seen in a nearby off-licence at about 2.30pm on Sunday, but his movements after that are unclear.
As Henderson’s family sat in the public gallery to offer support, a detective inspector said he could connect her to the charge.
Three people, two men and Ms Henderson were arrested shortly afterwards.
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The body of Mr Girvan was discovered on Monday night by police officers who had called at his Station Road home.
