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Messingham victim named as man charged with murder

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A woman who was found deceased at a property in Messingham at the weekend has been identified as 50-year-old Clair Armstrong.

Police were called to reports of a concern for safety at a property on Elm Way, at around 12:40am on Sunday 6 November.

Upon attending, it was sadly discovered Clair had sustained fatal injuries.

Ashley Kemp, aged 54, of Robinson Grove, Hibaldstow has been charged with her murder.

He has been remanded into custody to appear at Grimsby Magistrates Court today (Tuesday 8 November).

Clair’s family are being supported by specially trained officers and have asked for their privacy at this time.

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