The 45-year-old's husband is suspected of murder and appeared in court
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The doctor was part of a medical pool that looked after members of the royal family at Sandringham House.
She is also said to be members of the royal family around King Charles III. (77) and Queen Camilla (79): The British authorities are investigating the violent death of a doctor. The 45-year-old's husband, who is suspected of murder, appeared in court on Wednesday. The woman was found dead in their home on the morning of October 4th.
According to the PA news agency, prosecutor Jackie Hanlon said the post-mortem revealed a blunt force injury to the right side of her head. There is also an injury that could indicate compression of the neck. There were children in the house at the time of the crime. The man did not comment on the allegations in court; he remained in custody.
As first reported by tabloid The Sun, the woman was part of a pool of doctors who regularly looked after members of the royal family when they stayed at the nearby Sandringham House residence. The king and queen have reportedly been informed of the death. As the PA reported, the doctor had been licensed to practice medicine for more than 15 years and had been a family doctor for eight years.
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