No clear suspect in killing of PCSO as police say how she died
“We just don’t know why this has happened”
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Kent Police Deputy Chief Constable Tim Smith said detectives are yet to identify any “clear” suspects in the investigation into the killing of police community support officer Julia James.
No clear suspect in killing of PCSO as police say how she died
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Murder investigation after PCSO last seen taking her dog for a walk is found dead
Julia James was found three miles from where Lin Russell and her six-year-old daughter were murdered while walking their dogs 25 years ago
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A murder investigation has been launched after a Police Community Support Officer- who was reportedly last seen taking her dog for a walk - was found dead with head injuries.
By Press Association 2021
Julia James death
A police community support officer who has been murdered in a quiet hamlet in Kent has been described as “the kindest person I ever met”.
Detectives continue to investigate the killing of their colleague Julia James, who was reportedly last seen taking her dog for a walk and found with head injuries.
Flowers have been left for the local PCSO in nearby Aylesham, with a note from “the Guys in Blue” saying: “Your Duty is Done. Take it easy for now we will take it from here!”
Parts of Snowdown continue to be cordoned off as the investigation continues, but police have yet to make any arrests over the 53-year-old’s killing.