Two 14-year-Ods Charged With Murder After Mother and Daughter Found Dead

Two 14-year-olds have been accused of homicide taking after the passings of two individuals in Lincolnshire.

The assortments of a lady and a young lady were found at a property on Dawson Avenue in Spalding on Friday evening.

Police have not formally distinguished the bodies, but rather trust the perished to be 49-year-old fashioned supper woman Elizabeth Edwards and her 13-year-old girl Katie.

Relatives of the casualties have paid tribute - with a young companion of Katie depicting her as being "like a sister" and Ms Edwards as a second mother.

Ms Edwards' accomplice, Graham Green, composed on his Facebook page: "My angel has gone however you will dependably in my heart everlastingly and ever and ever.

"The woman meant everything to me she was my stone. Katie so youthful heaps of good times before us been taken away r.i.p."

The young suspects, whose sexual orientations have not been uncovered, have both been remanded to show up under the steady gaze of Lincoln Magistrates Court on Monday.

After death examinations on the casualties are because of be done soon.

One inhabitant living near the casualties' home in Dawson Avenue said she saw Elizabeth Edwards on Tuesday.

"She was a dazzling woman, agreeable and I knew her entirely well," said the neighbor, who favored not to be named.

"She was very understood in light of the fact that she worked at an elementary school and what has happened is recently fantastic. Katie was stunning as well, yet peaceful."

In an announcement on Saturday,Superintendent Paul Timmins said the passings had naturally produced a lot of neighborhood concern.

"I might want to clarify that this kind of wrongdoing is greatly uncommon. To be sure, we trust this is a totally disconnected episode."

He said: "This is especially a dynamic examination that is in its initial stages and police might want individuals not to hypothesize with regards to the circumstances encompassing it.

"We are taking a gander at various lines of request and doing our most extreme to get to the base of what has happened."

Criminologist Chief Inspector Martin Holvey, who is driving the examination, has requested for anybody with data or who was in the Dawson Avenue region from about early afternoon on Wednesday 13 April to early afternoon on Friday to approach.

He included: "Our officers will keep on carrying out enquiries in the region and nearby formally dressed officers will likewise be in the range, If you have any worries kindly don't dither to converse with them."