A man with an ax killed a doctor of the British royal family

In the UK, a man killed a woman who provided medical assistance to members of the royal family. People writes about this.

Hannah Kane, 45, was found unresponsive at home on October 4 in the village of Dersingham, Norfolk. The woman suffered blunt force trauma to the head as well as neck injuries. It was not possible to save her. Her husband Mark called emergency services. He was found to have several superficial cuts. He said he got into a fight with a robber who broke into the house with a knife. At the same time, the children of the spouses and their two friends, who stayed overnight, slept in their rooms.

Immediately after examining Hannah, forensic experts questioned Mark's version. The woman was hit in the head with a heavy blunt object and then strangled. She slept on the second floor, and her husband said he encountered a burglar on the first floor. The man was arrested the same day. During the first court hearing on October 8, the prosecutor said that Mark dealt with Hannah by hitting her on the head with an ax. The investigation is ongoing.

The Kane house is located about two kilometers from Sandringham Palace, the royal residence. The woman was part of the pool of doctors who should provide assistance to members of the royal family, if necessary. Some media reported that Hannah treated Queen Camilla, but there is no official confirmation of this. Also, according to unconfirmed information from an insider, King Charles III and his wife were informed about the incident.