Police cordon lifted at murdered GP's home as fundraiser grows

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Oct, 12:02 · Archive

A police cordon has been removed from the home of murdered GP Hannah Cain as a fundraiser for her children approaches £10,000.

The police cordon has been removed from the home of murdered GP Hannah Cain, 45, who was found dead at her house in Dersingham, near King's Lynn, in the early hours of 4 October. Her husband Mark, also 45, has been charged with her murder and remanded in custody. He is accused of hitting her on the head with an axe and strangling her.

A JustGiving appeal set up to support Hannah Cain's children has nearly reached its £10,000 target. The appeal was created by a group of mothers who have chosen to remain anonymous. The appeal states: 'This is for the family to use as they see fit, in whatever capacity they desire.'

Donors have posted messages of support. One wrote: 'No amount of money can change this devastating situation. Sending prayers and love to the grandparents and the children.' Another said: 'Hannah, for your beautiful boys. All of us who knew you and know them will do our best to support them.'

How it is being reported

• Police cordon lifted at murdered GP's home as fundraiser for her children nears £10kThousands have been donated to an appeal set up to support the children of a murdered GP.Eastern Daily Press · 15 Oct, 11:30
• Police cordon lifted at murdered GP's home as fundraiser for her children nears £10kThousands have been donated to an appeal set up to support the children of a murdered GP.Norwich Evening News · 15 Oct, 11:30

In this story: Hannah Cain · Mark Cain · Dersingham · King's Lynn

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