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Hannah Terry worked as a therapist for the royal family. The body was found on October 4 at a home in Norfolk.
LONDON, October 7 - RIA Novosti. Near the royal Sandringham estate in the UK, the royal family physician Hannah Terry was killed in her home, the Sun newspaper reports.
"The doctor killed at her home during a children's sleepover was the royal family physician," the newspaper writes.
It is noted that 45-year-old mother of three Hannah Terry was found dead on October 4 at her home on the outskirts of the Sandringham estate in Norfolk. Her 45-year-old husband, Mark Kane, is accused of murder.
Terry's friends told the newspaper that in the days before the murder, she seemed exhausted and distracted, which was not at all like her.

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