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Teenager remanded into custody over alleged murder with axe and sword

A 16-YEAR-OLD accused of murdering a woman with an axe and samurai sword in St Clears has been remanded into custody.

He is accused of killing 54-year-old Fiona Scourfield at her home last week.

Appearing at Swansea Crown Court today (Mar 12), he was remanded into custody at a secure youth centre.

He will next appear in court on May 18.
A 16-YEAR-OLD accused of murdering a woman with an axe and samurai sword in St Clears has been remanded into custody.

He is accused of killing 54-year-old Fiona Scourfield at her home last week.

Appearing at Swansea Crown Court today, he was remanded into custody at a secure youth centre.

He will next appear in court on May 18.

The Welsh Ambulance Service said police asked it to attend Broadmoor Farm at about 5:55pm on Tuesday (Mar 6), but the crew were not able to help.

Police at the scene: Locals are still shocked (pic. Herald)

Dyfed-Powys Police said: “Dyfed-Powys Police has tonight (March 8 2018) charged a 16-year-old boy with the murder of Ffiona Scourfield. The 54-year-old lady was found dead at a property near St Clears on Tuesday, March 6.

“No one else is wanted in connection with the incident.

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“The local community is thanked for its understanding and support during this investigation.

“Next of kin continue to be supported by specially trained officers.”

Driveway: Police are outside the property (pic. Herald)

Suzanne Syers, who worked with at the same charity as Ms Scourfield, said: “Today is an extremely sad day for UK-GSR.

“In the most awful circumstances, last night, Fiona Scourfield, aka Suzi Wales, was killed.

“To say the rescue is devastated would be a massive understatement.  Suzi was one of our longest standing members who supported the rescue wholeheartedly.

“Her UK-GSR dog Bruno was her absolute world.

“Suzi worked tirelessly to make the world a better place for animals & her loss is a huge loss not only to us but to animals worldwide.

“She spent many weekends braving all kinds of weathers fundraising & raising awareness in the South Wales area, and could always be relied upon to help any dog in need.

“We are all in shock at the moment, so please bare with us whilst we come to terms with our devastating loss.”

Investigations: Police officers have cordoned off part of the road (pic. Herald) 

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