Sunday, October 27, 2013

Man Kills Girlfriend,Self In UK Over Love Affair

A couple has been found dead at home in a suspected murder-suicide after a screaming match over the ending of their long-term relationship.
Simon Hall, 36, is believed to have stabbed Gabrielle Stanley, 28, in a frenzied knife attack after she said she was leaving him.
Police were alerted by a neighbour who heard 'furious rowing' at the couple's home in Doncaster at 10.10pm on Friday.

When officers arrived they discovered the bloodsoaked body of Ms Stanley and despite doctors battling to save her at Doncaster Royal Infirmary she later died from multiple wounds.
Mechanic Mr Hall was found dead elsewhere in the red-brick semi-detached house he and Gabrielle had bought two years ago.
Keen motorcyclist and bodybuilder Mr Hall , who is believed to have two daughters to a previous relationship, met Ms Stanley, who works for Doncaster Motor Spares, several years ago.
But in recent weeks Ms Stanley had become unhappy with Mr Hall and moved back to live with her mum, prompting a failed suicide bid by her former boyfriend.

One resident, who did not wish to be identified, said: 'He tried to kill himself last week.
'He couldn't get his head around the fallout and didn't take the split very well at all.
'They were a lovely couple though and she came back earlier this week, maybe to patch things up or to talk through things, but it must have turned into an enormous argument.' 
Another neighbour described them as a 'lovely couple'.
A South Yorkshire Police spokesman said: 'Police are investigating the alleged murder of a 28-year-old woman from Scawsby, Doncaster.

'Officers were called to reports of a 'disturbance' on Stanley Road, Scawsby, Doncaster at about 10:10pm last night (Friday, 25 October).
'On arrival officers found the woman had sustained stab injuries and was taken to Doncaster Royal Infirmary where sadly she later died.
'The body of a 36-year-old man was also found at the address.
'Detectives are currently not looking for anyone further in connection with these deaths.'


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