Two Elderly Residents Found Dead in The Butchery
Two Elderly Residents Found Dead in The Butchery

Two elderly residents, both in their 90s, were found dead at a property in The Butchery around 10am this morning. Police have launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding their deaths, though it is believed they are not seeking any suspects at this time.

Emergency services were called to the scene after concerns were raised about the welfare of the occupants. Upon arrival, officers discovered the bodies of the two individuals.

A police spokesperson stated, “We were called to a property in The Butchery this morning at approximately 10am. Sadly, we found two elderly individuals deceased inside the residence. At this stage, we are not looking for anyone in connection with the deaths.”

The identities of the deceased have not yet been released, pending notification of their next of kin. The area has been cordoned off as forensic teams conduct a thorough investigation to determine the cause of death.

Residents of The Butchery have expressed their shock and sadness over the news. Neighbor John Smith said, “They were a lovely couple, always kind and friendly. It’s heartbreaking to hear of their passing.”

While the investigation is ongoing, police have reassured the public that there is no immediate danger to the community. Further details will be released as they become available.

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