Catherine Wells-Burr death: Boyfriend remanded
The boyfriend of a woman, 23, whose body was discovered in a burning car has appeared in court charged with conspiring to murder her.
The boyfriend of a woman, 23, whose body was discovered in a burning car has appeared in court charged with conspiring to murder her.
A woman has appeared in court charged with conspiracy to murder. The body of Catherine Wells-Burr was found in a burnt out car last week.
Detectives investigating the death of Catherine Wells-Burr have charged a 32-year-old woman with conspiracy to murder.
A man and a woman accused of being involved in the murder of a Somerset woman are due to appear in court today.
Catherine Wells-Burr's body was found in a burning car last month.
31-year-old Rafal Nowak and 32-year-old Anna Julia Lagwinowicz have both been charged with conspiracy to murder.
The 23 year old's body was found inside her burning Ford Focus car off the A358 near Ilminster in September by firefighters.
The family of Catherine Wells-Burr the 23 year-old whose body was found in a burnt-out car in Ashill in Somerset have paid tribute to her:
Jayne, Phil, Leanne, and all her family have said:
– Family statementOur beautiful Catherine was inspirational to so many people and touched their hearts. We are so shocked, devastated and disappointed by the recent developments. Our aim is now to seek justice for Catherine
Yesterday Catherine's 31-year-old boyfriend Rafal Nowak appeared in court charged with conspiracy to murder her. He's been remanded in custody. A 38-year-old man arrested in connection with the murder has been released on bail.
Police investigating the death of Catherine Wells-Burr whose body was found in a burnt-out car in Ashill in Somerset believe she was killed elsewhere.
They're appealing for information about her red car, possibly being followed by another vehicle.
The development emerged as her boyfriend became the second person to appear in court charged with conspiracy to murder.
Bob Constantine reports:
The 38-year-old man arrested in connection with the murder of Catherine Wells-Burr has been released on bail pending further enquiries.
The boyfriend of a woman, 23, whose body was discovered in a burning car has appeared in court charged with conspiring to murder her.
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Motorists travelling along the A358 this morning have been asked to cast their minds back to Wednesday 12th September when the body of Catherine Wells-Burr was found.Drivers with any information could report it to officers who were at the location near Ilminster between 5 and 7am.
A second person is due in court this morning following the death of Catherine Wells-Burr who's body was found in a burning car in Ashill in Somerset last week.
Catherine's boyfriend, 31 year old Rafal Nowak will appear at Bristol magistrates court.
A 38 year old man remains in police custody where he is being questioned.
Mr Nowak's former partner was in court yesterday to face the same charge
Police will be speaking to motorists this morning close to the scene a week on from the incident.
Police are at the scene this morning, where exactly a week ago a 23-year-old woman's body was found in a burning car.
They want to speak to motorists who may have information about the death of Catherine Wells-Burr. People travelling along the A358 will be asked to cast their minds back to Wednesday [12th] when Miss Wells-Burr's body was found.
The officer leading the investigation is keen to hear from anyone who may have been in the area at the time - in particular anyone who saw a red Ford Focus 5 door hatch back in company with another vehicle.
Today, Catherine's 31-year-old boyfriend Rafal Nowak will appear in court charged with conspiracy to murder her. Mr Nowak's former partner was in court yesterday to face the same charge.
The boyfriend of Catherine Wells-Burr, the woman who's body was found in a burning car near Ilminster in Somerset, has been charged with conspiracy to murder her.
Rafal Nowak, who's 31, will appear in court tomorrow. Mr Nowak's former partner was in court today to face the same charge.
Richard Payne reports: