Update 16:26

Officers investigating the discovery of two bodies in Caister-on Sea yesterday lunchtime have confirmed that the deaths are not being treated as suspicious.
 
Further toxicology tests will need to be carried out  to establish exact cause of death, however, initial findings suggest the woman’s death may have been due to natural causes.

 

Update: 09:15

A house in Caister-on-Sea remains sealed off this morning, following the deaths of two people.

Police were called to the property on Upper Grange Crescent at lunchtime yesterday (Tuesday 12 February 2013), following concerns for the safety of the occupants. After officers forced entry, the bodies of a man and a woman believed to be in their 60s and 70s were found inside.

Detective Inspector Sarah Pettengell said: “Whilst the deaths are currently being treated as unexplained, we are not looking for anyone else in connection with them. We are continuing to carry out inquiries at the house and the focus of our investigation is inside the property.”

Post mortem examinations are due to take place today.

 

13 February 2013

Officers from Norfolk Constabulary are currently carrying out inquiries at a house in Caister-on-Sea following the deaths of two people.

Police were called to the property on Upper Grange Crescent at lunchtime yesterday (Tuesday 12 February 2013), following concerns for the safety of the occupants.

After officers forced entry, a man and a woman were found deceased inside.

The deaths are being treated as unexplained and the house has been sealed off whilst officers investigate the circumstances of the deaths.