Police at the scene of the major incident in Killamarsh on Sunday.Police at the scene of the major incident in Killamarsh on Sunday.
Police at the scene of the major incident in Killamarsh on Sunday.

Killamarsh tragedy: Pictures show extent of police’s murder investigation

Residents can expect to continue to see a heavy police presence in Killamarsh as officers probe the tragic deaths of four people in the town.
By David Kessen
Published 20th Sep 2021, 08:47 BST

These pictures, taken on Sunday, show the extent of the police investigation.

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Close family of the victims have now been made aware and specially-trained officers are with them.

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Close family of the victims have now been made aware and specially-trained officers are with them. Photo: David Kessen

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A Derbyshire Constabulary spokesperson said: "We would ask that people avoid speculation and allow for space at this distressing time. At this time we believe the incident to be isolated, and we are not looking for anyone else in connection with their deaths."

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A Derbyshire Constabulary spokesperson said: "We would ask that people avoid speculation and allow for space at this distressing time. At this time we believe the incident to be isolated, and we are not looking for anyone else in connection with their deaths." Photo: David Kessen

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Police remain at the scene on Monday as investigations continue.

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Police remain at the scene on Monday as investigations continue. Photo: David Kessen

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Detective Chief Inspector Rob Routledge, who is leading the investigation team, said: "We would really like to hear from anyone who saw or heard anything suspicious in the early hours of Sunday morning, or has any information which they think could help with our inquiries."

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Detective Chief Inspector Rob Routledge, who is leading the investigation team, said: "We would really like to hear from anyone who saw or heard anything suspicious in the early hours of Sunday morning, or has any information which they think could help with our inquiries." Photo: David Kessen

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