UK- Costessey, 4 People Found Dead In Home

[TMorgan68]

SKigh's post - #130 - has all the updated info - the woman killed was visiting, she was the sister of BKs wife.

Oh, okay. Was not understanding the way BBC was reporting it. Thx

 

[HairWiq]

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Thank you for all the updates and the effort and time you’re putting into trying to solve this. I believe it might be better for me to edit this info, and I won’t let my emotions bias your work and investigation.

 

[TMorgan68]

The deceased woman was the visitor. She's the mother's sister.

Oh, Okay . Was not understanding the way BBC reported. Thx

 

[Dotta]

So...
Does it all mean that mother was staying with family the whole time?
That she was not missing but working as a caretaker in Norwich?

Quoting....

"Ms Noon's friend Naty Wathanakul said

Nanthaka, the girls mother,

was 'shocked and heartbroken'
after losing both her children and her sister,
and is now believed to be staying with friends.

Nanthaka had been at work in her job as a caretaker in Norwich when the tragedy unfolded, which is
'why she survived'."

Woman found dead in a house in Norfolk is an aunt from Thailand

Kanticha Noon, 36, had arrived in the UK on December 27 and was staying at the family home in Norfolk.

www-dailymail-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org

 

[Sarahlou]

So...
Does it all mean that mother was staying with family the whole time?
That she was not missing but working as a caretaker in Norwich?

Quoting....

"Ms Noon's friend Naty Wathanakul said

Nanthaka, the girls mother,

was 'shocked and heartbroken' after losing both her children and her sister, and is now believed to be staying with friends.

Nanthaka had been at work in her job as a caretaker in Norwich when the tragedy unfolded, which is
'why she survived'."

Woman found dead in a house in Norfolk is an aunt from Thailand

Kanticha Noon, 36, had arrived in the UK on December 27 and was staying at the family home in Norfolk.

www-dailymail-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org

Nobody ever said the mother was missing. I think it was only a neighbour who said they'd not seen her for a while?

Also notice how part of the article says she's heartbroken to lose her kids and sister. No mention of the husband.

 

[Dotta]

This sad case hit the news in my country - Poland.

Nie żyją Bartłomiej K. i jego kilkuletnie córki. Znaleziono cztery ciała

Tragedia w Costessey koło Norwich we wschodniej Anglii. W jednym z domów znaleziono cztery ciała: 45-letniego polskiego inżyniera, jego dwóch córek i 36-letniej kobiety. Policja na razie nie podaje bardziej szczegółowych informacji dotyczących przyczyn zgonów. Ciała zostały zabezpieczone do...

wiadomosci.radiozet.pl

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Ciała polskiego inżyniera Bartłomieja K. (†45 l.) i jego dzieci zostały odnalezione w Costessey niedaleko Norwich we wschodniej Anglii. Okazuje się, że godzinę przed odnalezieniem ciał, ktoś wykona...

www.fakt.pl

Morderstwo Polaka i jego rodziny w Anglii. Inspektor ujawnia nowe fakty | naTemat.pl

natemat-pl.cdn.ampproject.org

Makabryczne odkrycie w domu należącym do Polaka w Anglii - RMF24.pl

www-rmf24-pl.cdn.ampproject.org

Nowe informacje ws. śmierci Polaków w Anglii. Policja ignorowała telefony

Brytyjski policjanci mieli zignorować połączenie, które wykonano z domu 45-letniego Polaka w miejscowości Costessey w pobliżu Norwich. Niedługo później znaleziono tam cztery ciała.

www.tvp.info

Ogromna tragedia. Odnaleziono zwłoki inżyniera i jego rodziny. Nowe fakty w sprawie

W piątek 19 stycznia w jednym z domów we wsi Costessey w Wielkiej Brytanii dokonano makabrycznego odkrycia. W środku znajdowały się zwłoki...

goniec-pl.cdn.ampproject.org

Tragedia na Wyspach. Chodzi o polską rodzinę

Ciało 45-letniego Polaka, jego dwóch kilkuletnich córek i 36-letniej kobiety znalazła policja w jednym z domów w Costessey w angielskim hrabstwie Norfolk.

wydarzenia.interia.pl

Dramat w domu należącym do Polaka na Wyspach. Policja podaje szczegóły

Detektywi prowadzący śledztwo w sprawie śmierci czterech osób w pobliżu Norwich, w tym Polaka, stwierdzili, że dwoje dorosłych zmarło w wyniku ran kłutych.

wiadomosci.dziennik.pl

And many more....

 

[Dpdan]

It's interesting that the Polish media are using the man's first name and last initial only.

 

[Dotta]

It's interesting that the Polish media are using the man's first name and last initial only.

The General Data Protection Regulation.

 

[Dotta]

"She confirmed that Mr Kuczynski had

'a mental health issue'
and that
'he didn't work any more'.

She added: 'We don't know the detail.'

And that Ms Noon had run a clothing business with her sister,
called Malishopuk on Instagram and Facebook."

Woman found dead in a house in Norfolk is an aunt from Thailand

Kanticha Noon, 36, had arrived in the UK on December 27 and was staying at the family home in Norfolk.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[DebMarGal]

So the mum was at work? The poor woman. What a complete horror.

The news said Kanchita was staying with her sisters husbands and the kids. The neighbors said they hadn’t seen the mum in months. The mum said she was sad to lose her kids and sister.

Was she separated, maybe leaving elsewhere?

 

[ifindedout]

The news said Kanchita was staying with her sisters husbands and the kids. The neighbors said they hadn’t seen the mum in months. The mum said she was sad to lose her kids and sister.

Was she separated, maybe leaving elsewhere?

Good question. Welcome to Websleuths!

 

[DebMarGal]

I suspect the neighbours heard or saw something really alarming. Something that couldn't be mistaken for something innocuous. They would have known there were children in the home; that probably made the callout qualify for extra urgency. Too late, alas.

MOO

Have they released any transcripts from the 6am call? Maybe the reason they responded so quickly to the 7am call is maybe they reviewed the 6am call at 7am and realized they had an emergency on their hands.

 

[DebMarGal]

Good question. Welcome to Websleuths!

Thank you! I’m trying to figure out how to use this awesome platform!

 

[iamshadow21]

Have they released any transcripts from the 6am call? Maybe the reason they responded so quickly to the 7am call is maybe they reviewed the 6am call at 7am and realized they had an emergency on their hands.

Not that I know of. Do they even do that in the UK?

 

[Dotta]

Thank you! I’m trying to figure out how to use this awesome platform!

You seem to be doing great!
Welcome

 

[Lucy6226]

Have they released any transcripts from the 6am call? Maybe the reason they responded so quickly to the 7am call is maybe they reviewed the 6am call at 7am and realized they had an emergency on their hands.

They won't release any details whilst it's under investigation. It's likely we won't find out the nature of the calls until the IOPC have concluded their investigation.

 

[DebMarGal]

I’m in the US and my husband is from the UK (not that it matters) but his take on it is that it might be a hate crime against his (maybe estranged) wife. What are your thoughts?

He could have just killed himself, but instead, he took with him the people most precious to his wife. Even she said how upsetting it is to lose her kids and her sister (and made no mention of him),

 

[DebMarGal]

So...
Does it all mean that mother was staying with family the whole time?
That she was not missing but working as a caretaker in Norwich?

Quoting....

"Ms Noon's friend Naty Wathanakul said

Nanthaka, the girls mother,

was 'shocked and heartbroken'
after losing both her children and her sister,
and is now believed to be staying with friends.

Nanthaka had been at work in her job as a caretaker in Norwich when the tragedy unfolded, which is
'why she survived'."

Woman found dead in a house in Norfolk is an aunt from Thailand

Kanticha Noon, 36, had arrived in the UK on December 27 and was staying at the family home in Norfolk.

www-dailymail-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org

If she was at work by 6am (would have to be earlier than that when events started to unfold), and if she is a caretaker, and if her sister was staying with “the husbands family” (not her sisters & brother in law), and, the neighbors haven’t seen the mom recently, I wonder if she had a job somewhere as a live-in caretaker/carer? And, maybe she worked such a job on purpose if she needed time & space away from her husband.

 

[DebMarGal]

So if the wife's sister was staying to help with the father and the children, and the wife wasn't living in the house, where was the wife living?

She is a caretaker, she was at work before 6am when events probably started to unfold. I’m wondering if she had a live-in position somewhere?

 

[iamshadow21]

If she was at work by 6am (would have to be earlier than that when events started to unfold), and if she is a caretaker, and if her sister was staying with “the husbands family” (not her sisters & brother in law), and, the neighbors haven’t seen the mom recently, I wonder if she had a job somewhere as a live-in caretaker/carer? And, maybe she worked such a job on purpose if she needed time & space away from her husband.

Given her husband was apparently not able to work recently, more likely, if she had to take a live-in role, it was because it was the only way to make enough money to keep the lights on and feed her children with her husband unemployed. Losing an engineer's income would strain most households.

MOO