Haverhill: Man Found Dead Named
2 January 2012, 08:30 | Updated: 2 January 2012, 08:47
Police have named a man who was found dead in his home on Castle Lane in Haverhill in Suffolk on Friday night.
He was been formally identified as 77-year-old Paul Norfolk.
A Post Mortem examination has taken place and it has been established that Mr Norfolk died as a result of head injuries.
A woman remains in police custody arrested on suspicion of murder.
The woman from Haverhill and in her 40s is being held in custody at Bury St Edmunds Police Investigation Centre.
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A member of the public called police at around 10:05pm on Friday 30th December, reporting concern for the welfare of a resident in Castle Lane. Police attended the property where they failed to get a response and subsequently forced entry.
The body of a man was discovered inside.
A woman was also found inside with injuries. She was taken to Addenbrooke's Hospital where she was treated. The woman aged in her 40s and from Haverhill was arrested on suspicion of murder. She has now been released from hospital and taken to Bury St Edmunds Police Investigation Centre for questioning.
A cordon remains at the property whilst officers conduct further enquiries and scenes of crime officers attend.
Formal identification of the man, who is aged in his 70s has not yet taken place.
A post mortem examination will take place in due course to ascertain the cause of death.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Suffolk Police on 101.
Haverhill: Man found dead
A man has been found dead at an address in Haverhill in Suffolk overnight.
A member of the public called police at around 10:05pm, reporting concern for the welfare of a resident in Castle Lane. Police went to the property where they failed to get a response and so had to force their way inside.
The body of a man was discovered inside.
A woman was also found inside with a head injury. She has been taken to Addenbrooke’s hospital where she currently remains.
A cordon has been put up at the property and police officers have stayed at the property overnight.
Detectives say the investigation is in its very early stages.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Suffolk Police on 101.