In West Yorkshire, a man has been accused of killing a “really amazing” mother-of-two.
After being found hurt on the street on Aire Way on Saturday morning, Lauren Jade Howe, 26, from Baildon, close to Bradford, passed away in the hospital on Sunday morning.
According to West Yorkshire Police, Charlie Booth, 27, has now been accused of killing her.
Booth was remanded in custody, according to the police, and was expected to appear before Bradford Magistrates on Wednesday morning.
The family of Lauren has posted a photo of her, it continued.
They still have the backing of cops who have undergone specific training.
On a Facebook page created in Ms. Howe’s memory, tributes have been pouring in. A GoFundMe has also been set up to help with funeral expenses.
Toni Allen, a family friend, organized the fundraiser, which has already raised £1,800 of its £2,000 target.
Ms. Allen stated that she hoped to relieve some of the financial strain on Ms. Howe’s family.
If anything is left over after paying for the funeral, she continued, “I think it would be nice for it to go to her children Lucas and Alice.”
Poor babies have been abandoned without a mother, which is heartbreaking. I’d like to offer the family my condolences at this difficult time.
Lauren, rest in peace. You will be sorely missed.
Following Ms Howe’s shocking passing, many people paid tribute to her, according to a report in the Telegraph & Argus.
Oh, my sweet, sweet baby sister, said Bethany Howe. We’re currently experiencing pain and heartache that no words could ever adequately express.
We have such a void in our hearts because of you. Lauren, feel free to be you.
You cannot begin to comprehend how much I love and miss you. Much love to you, bossy big sister. [sic]
Leigha, a different sister, added, “I miss my sister so much. I’ll adore her forever! You were a very wonderful mother to your children and a wonderful sister to all of us. You will always have a special place in my heart. [sic]
Following Ms Howe’s passing, forensic investigators were observed this week working the area in Baildon, close to Bradford.
A woman has sadly lost her life, and the Homicide and Major Enquiry Team’s Detective Superintendent Emma Winfield previously stated: “Our sympathies are with her family, friends, and anyone who knew her at this terribly awful time.”
“We are conducting in-depth investigations to establish the circumstances of what has occurred,” the statement reads.
“We would ask anyone who can help us in this investigation to kindly get in touch with us.”