The bodies of a mother and daughter from Nottingham have been discovered nearly four months after an emergency call was made to the police. The tragic discovery has sparked an investigation into the handling of the case by emergency services.
Delayed Discovery Raises Questions
The remains were found in a property in Nottingham, where the pair had been reported missing. The initial 999 call was made in March, but it took almost four months for the bodies to be located. Authorities have yet to confirm the cause of death, but the delay has raised serious concerns about the effectiveness of the response.
Community in Shock
Local residents have expressed their shock and sadness over the incident. Neighbours described the mother and daughter as quiet and private, making the discovery even more unsettling. The community is now calling for a thorough review of the procedures followed by emergency services.
Police Statement
Nottinghamshire Police have issued a statement acknowledging the tragedy and confirming that an investigation is underway. A spokesperson said, "We are treating this as a priority and will ensure that all aspects of the case are thoroughly examined."
What Happens Next?
The case has been referred to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) for further review. Meanwhile, the family of the deceased is being supported by specialist officers as they come to terms with their loss.
