News about David Yates

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Marelle Sturrock, 35, who was killed by her fiancé David Yates in a suspected murder-suicide, said the couple'd "doted on each other" after she revealed she was expecting a baby boy before her death. Miss Sturrock's body was discovered in a house on Jura Street in Glasgow's Craigton neighborhood about 8.40 a.m. on Tuesday, April 25. Following the death of the 35-year-old, who was 29 weeks pregnant, police Scotland launched a murder probe into Mugdock Country Park. Her unborn baby did not survive. After investigating Mugdock reservoir, north of Glasgow, the body of her partner, Mr Yates, who police had been investigating in connection with her death, was discovered on Thursday.

On Tuesday morning, Marelle Sturrock, 35, was 29 weeks pregnant when she was discovered dead in the couple's house in Jura Street, Glasgow. The discovery of her body sparked a police hunt for her fiancé David Yates, 36, but his body was recovered from a pond within Mugdock Country Park, East Dunbartonshire, two days later. The couple's deaths are now believed to be under scrutiny. 'We are unable to comment further as this is being investigated by the Police Investigations and Review Commissioner (PIRC).'

The body discovered by police probing the murder of a pregnant teacher has been named as that of her partner David Yates, who was thought to have died in what police suspect to be a murder-suicide. According to Police Scotland, officers were looking for the man in connection with her death. On Tuesday morning, Marelle Sturrock, 35, was discovered in her family's home on Jura Street, Glasgow, sparking a police hunt for her fiancé, 36-year-old David Yates, in connection with her disappearance.

Marelle Sturrock died in a case of murder-suicide after the body of a man who is believed to be her partner David Yates was found from Mugdock Reservoir, according to police. Ms Sturrock, 35, was discovered in the couple's house on Jura Street, Glasgow on Tuesday, sparking a police hunt for her fiancé, 36-year-old Mr Yates. A body had been discovered in Mugdock Country Park, about eight miles north of the couple's house, on Thursday.