A MAN has been charged with murder following the death of a woman at a Bournemouth Hotel. Police were called to the Travelodge just after 8am on Wednesday, December 9, last year, following reports a woman had been found dead. The victim, who died of multiple blunt force head injuries, was named as 27-year-old Marta Vento, a Spanish national who was living in Bournemouthb and working as a receptionist at the Christchurch Road hotel. Stephen Cole, aged 32, from Bournemouth, was arrested on suspicion of murder. Following an assessment by mental health professionals, he was detained under section 2 of the Mental Health Act and placed into the care of mental health services.
Man arrested after Travelodge receptionist died remains detained under mental health act POLICE have confirmed the man arrested after the death of the receptionist at a Bournemouth hotel still remains detained under the mental health act. As reported, Dorset Police was called at 8.01am on Wednesday December 9 to a report that a woman, aged in her 20s, had been found dead at the Travelodge hotel in Christchurch Road. The victim was working as a receptionist at the hotel. A 32-year-old man from Bournemouth was arrested on suspicion of murder. And providing an update on January 28, a spokesperson for Dorset Police said: “The suspect continues to be detained under the Mental Health Act and our investigation is ongoing.”
A Dorset Police missing person investigation for a woman who had lived in Bournemouth in 1991 involved Egypt, Cyprus and Arizona. Pictures: Stephen Bath and Pixabay A FAMILY has been reunited after they last saw each other nearly 30 years ago when they lived in Bournemouth. Dorset Police s investigation involved working with HM Passports, Metropolitan Police, the International Crime Coordination Centre and local officers in Arizona in the USA. And after around 10 months of inquiries, detectives managed to track down Lee-Tracey Miley after her son Craig Miley reported her missing in December last year. Police discovered Lee-Tracey left the UK in 1991 and went on holiday to Egypt. She later went to Cyprus and was sadly involved in a road traffic collision that left her in a coma with no recollection of her life before. Eventually she relocated to the USA and tried herself to locate her family, but this was unsuccessful as they had since moved a number of times.
A FAMILY has been reunited after they last saw each other nearly 30 years ago when they lived in Bournemouth. Dorset Police s investigation involved working with HM Passports, Metropolitan Police, the International Crime Coordination Centre and local officers in Arizona USA. And after around 10 months of inquiries, detectives managed to track down Lee-Tracey Miley after her son Craig Miley reported her missing in December last year. Police discovered Lee-Tracey left the UK in 1991 and went on holiday to Egypt. She later went to Cyprus and was sadly involved in a road traffic collision that left her in a coma with no recollection of her life before. Eventually she relocated to the USA and tried herself to locate her family, but this was unsuccessful as they had since moved a number of times.
Daniel Ribton cleared of manslaughter charge A MAN has been cleared of a manslaughter charge in connection with the death of a man at an address in Weymouth. At 4.13pm on April 4, Dorset Police was called to a report of a possible assault at an address on Dorchester Road. Officers attended, along with the ambulance service, and found 32-year-old David Thomson with a serious head injury. He was taken to hospital for treatment where he died on the morning of April 5. A full investigation was carried out by detectives from Dorset Police’s Major Crime Investigation Team (MCIT). Daniel Michael Ribton, 41, from Weymouth, was arrested in connection with the incident and subsequently charged.