John Didier, whose body was recovered from the River Bure on Sunday along with his partner Annette Creegan
Body of man recovered from Norfolk Broads identified as John Didier
PETER WALSH, Crime correspondent
Thursday, September 6, 2012
5:15 PM
The body of a man recovered from the Norfolk Broads at the weekend has been formally identified.
A Home Office post mortem has already revealed that John Didier, aged 41, a US citizen who had been living in Mitcham, Surrey, died through drowning.
The body of a woman, 49, from Mitcham in Surrey, was also recovered from the River Bure on Sunday. A post mortem revealed she is likely to have died as a result of strangulation.
They were found by divers brought in by police after the woman’s daughter was found alone aboard a hired pleasure cruiser. Police continue to treat the deaths as a domestic incident. A file is being prepared for the coroner for inquest.
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