Police have launched an investigation after a pensioner was discovered lifeless in her £700,000 Kensington residence after officers broke into the house amid ‘issues for her welfare’.
Emergency companies rushed to the house of Rita Fleming on Goldborne Street at round 9.45am yesterday the place they discovered the 70-year-old unresponsive inside.
She was sadly pronounced lifeless on the scene, together with her loss of life being handled as sudden and unexplained.
A autopsy is going down whereas detectives proceed to research the circumstances surrounding the girl’s loss of life.
Anyone with details about Ms Fleming’s actions within the days main as much as her loss of life have been urged to get involved with the cops.
Emergency companies rushed to the house of Rita Fleming on Goldborne Street at round 9.45am yesterday the place they discovered the 70-year-old unresponsive inside
A autopsy is going down whereas detectives proceed to research the circumstances surrounding the girl’s loss of life. Pictured: Golborne Street
Ms Fleming’s subsequent of kin are being supported by specifically skilled officers presently.
Detective Chief Inspector Alison Foxwell, of the Met’s Specialist Crime Command, stated: ‘My workforce continues to work to determine the occasions that led to Rita’s loss of life.
‘This contains attempting to construct as complete an image as doable about her actions within the days previous to her being discovered.
‘I might ask anybody who noticed or heard from Rita from the twentieth to twenty third of June, or anybody who has info they suppose might be related to this investigation, to get involved with police instantly.’
