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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
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Margaret Davis

Murder probe after mother and her two children found dead at home

Murder Bedfordshire Police
  • A mother and her two children were found dead at a property in Great Denham, Bedfordshire , leading to the launch of a murder investigation by Bedfordshire Police .
  • Police forced entry into a house on Carnoustie Drive on Monday, 6 July, after receiving reports that the family had not been seen for several days.
  • Authorities have identified a suspect, who was known to the three victims, and believe this individual has since left the country.
  • Assistant chief constable John Murphy confirmed that while there is no wider risk to the public, police presence will be increased in the Great Denham area to support the investigation and reassure residents.
  • Bedfordshire Police are appealing for anyone with information, particularly regarding suspicious activity in Carnoustie Drive on Friday and Saturday, to contact them, quoting Operation Snowdrift.

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Mother and children found dead in Bedfordshire home as suspect ‘flees country’

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