Murder arrest as girl, 93, discovered lifeless in home | EUROtoday

A homicide probe has been launched after 93-year-old girl was discovered lifeless in a leafy suburb of Manchester.

Police discovered the pensioner’s physique contained in the semi-detached dwelling in Gatley close to Stockport at 9.38am on Wednesday.

A 39-year-old girl was arrested on the scene on suspicion of homicide and stays in custody, Greater Manchester Police (GMP) stated.

The pressure confirmed it had referred itself to the Independent Office for Police Conduct resulting from earlier contact with the sufferer.

However, following an preliminary evaluation by GMP’s Professional Standards Directorate, all officers stay totally operational.

Forensic officers had been seen analyzing the semi-detached property which had one window damaged.

Neighbours stated that fuel engineers had been known as to the property earlier than the sufferer was discovered lifeless.

Tom Morrison, Liberal Democrat MP for Cheadle, stated: “I am deeply saddened to learn of the tragic incident in Gatley this morning, in which a 93-year-old woman has sadly lost her life. My thoughts are first and foremost with her family and loved ones at this incredibly difficult time.

“I have been in contact with Greater Manchester Police and will continue to support them in any way I can. I want to thank Greater Manchester Police officers for their swift and professional response.”

Detective Inspector Adam Hitchen, the senior investigating officer, stated: “The priority for our investigation is understanding the full circumstances which led to this tragic incident and getting justice for the victim.

“Our thoughts are with the victim’s family, who are aware and are being supported by specialist officers.

“We recognise that this investigation may cause concern within the local community, but I want to assure the public that this is an isolated incident, with a swift arrest made, and no wider threat.”

Anyone with data is urged to contact police on 101 quoting log quantity 726 of April 16 2025, or contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.