Daniel Duffield, who starred in the show ‘999: On The Front Line’, and his girlfriend, Lauren Evans, have been found dead.
The bodies of the TV celebrity and his partner were discovered by his colleagues in a house located in the city of Hednesford, United Kingdom, on Tuesday, June 25, according to The Independent.
Staffordshire Police said, media reports say, officers were alerted by West Midlands Ambulance Service at around 12.30pm and went to the address.
Rescuers entered and found the two dead, later identified as Duffield and Evans.
Authorities are investigating the death of Daniel Duffield
In light of what happened to Daniel Duffield and Lauren Evans, authorities have launched an alleged murder investigation and investigations are ongoing.
Detective Superintendent Nicki Addison, from the Major Investigations Unit, spoke about the incident.
“My thoughts are with the families at this time. “I know the news has shocked the local community,” he said, according to the Daily Mail.
He said they were working “long hours” to “thoroughly find out what happened” as well as support the loved ones of the deceased.
Daniel Duffield’s sister and friend revealed he was struggling with his mental health
Following Daniel Duffield’s death, his sister Chelsea Louise posted a message on her Facebook account, the Mirror reports.
“I’m so upset, you’re gone, I’ll never come to terms with the fact that you’re not here anymore. “You were such a bright soul, always helping other people, making them smile,” she wrote.
“You laughed saving lives, but unfortunately you couldn’t help yourself. I will love you forever and we will grow together. “You will always be in my heart, you were the best brother I could ask for,” he added.
For her part, her friend Jasmin Steed did the same on social media: “I know you were going through a difficult time but you always seemed to have it under control.”
“You looked happy, even though you weren’t. And I keep going back over the last few months wondering if I could have done more… “Dan, you saved so many lives as a paramedic and as a friend, I’m so sorry we couldn’t save yours,” he said. .
Becky Simcox, Duffield’s relative, noted in a letter: “My cousin lost his battle with mental health today. You didn’t deserve any of this. You were the kindest and most hardworking boy. I love you and will miss you forever.”
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