Title: Woman found dead in river identified as man known to her charged with murder
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Details of the Tragic Incident at Yorkshire’s River Derwent
A woman found dead in the River Derwent has been identified by police, as a man “known to her” faces murder charges. Emergency services responded to the scene at around 11:40 pm on Wednesday and discovered a heartbreaking situation that unfolded along the river’s banks.
Dramatic Rescue Efforts by Fire Crews
Witnesses and authorities sprang into action, swiftly pulling two individuals out of the water. The woman was promptly attended to with CPR efforts in a bid to save her life. Despite their best efforts, she was ultimately transported to a nearby hospital where she passed away.
Victim Named as 49-Year-Old Lisa Welford from Malton
The victim of this tragic event has been identified as 49-year-old Lisa Welford hailing from Malton. Furthermore, North Yorkshire Police have taken action by charging a 47-year-old Malton man, who had ties to Lisa, with her murder. The accused is set to appear in court on April 29.
Words from Detective Chief Inspector Shaun Page
Offering condolences to Lisa’s family and friends during this challenging time, Detective Chief Inspector Shaun Page expressed sympathy. He also confirmed the murder charge against the 47-year-old suspect, acknowledging the impact this incident has had on the local community. Furthermore, he extended gratitude to the community for their cooperation and support as the investigation into this isolated incident progresses.
Seeking Assistance from the Public
DCI Shaun Page urged anyone with potentially valuable information to come forward and assist with the ongoing investigation. Those willing to provide information can reach out to the authorities via email at [email protected] or by contacting North Yorkshire Police at 101.
Maintaining Anonymity with Crimestoppers
For individuals who prefer to remain anonymous, Crimestoppers offers a platform to share information online or by calling 0800 555 111. When reaching out, remember to quote reference number 12240071802 to ensure the information provided is directed appropriately. Let’s come together as a community to help bring justice to this tragic case.