Woman discovered useless named as ‘big-hearted’ mum-of-two as lady, 13, launched on bail
The woman who was tragically found dead in a property in Swindon has been named locally as tributes have been made to the “kind” mum-of two.
Tributes have now been made to mental health worker Sarah Forrester, who has been named by neighbours as the deceased woman.
Friend’s and neighbours called the mum “a wonderfully kind, big-hearted woman” as police confirmed a 13-year-old girl has now been released on bail.
Wiltshire Police confirmed yesterday that a woman in her 50s had died at a property on Baydon Close in Moredon on Friday (November 21).
In a statement, Wiltshire Police said: “A 13-year-old girl arrested in connection with the death of a woman in Baydon Close, Moredon, has been bailed while enquiries continue.
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“An increased police presence remains in the area today while an investigation continues into the woman’s death.
“There is no wider risk to the public and we are not looking for anyone else in connection with this incident. As this is a live investigation, please refrain from speculating online as this could prejudice the ongoing case.
Sarah is reportedly a mother of two children, according to comments made by her neighbours.
As reported by the Sun, neighbour Daniella Silva, 29, said: “Sarah was a wonderfully kind, big-hearted woman.”
Silva added that she was in all day Friday but only heard about the incident when police arrived..
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Another neighbour Kerry Marsh, 53, called Sarah a “wonderful friend and has always been a brilliant mother to her two children.”
The Kelly Foundation in Swindon, a mental health charity, also paid tribute: to Sarah on Facebook. It read: “Everyone at The Kelly Foundation is heartbroken at the sudden loss of our lovely Sarah. She was completely committed to the charity and devoted to her two young children.
“Sarah was pivotal in the work that we do here at the Kelly Foundation and her loss is a hugely traumatic event, not just for us and her colleagues but more especially for her children and family.
“Sarah was an incredible person, kind, thoughtful, considerate, caring and funny and she embodied everything that we hope our charity is and can be.
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“She enjoyed her role with us and we all loved working with her, she will be truly, truly missed. Out of respect for her family, we will not be making any further comment at this time.”
“We’d encourage anyone with concerns to speak with their local Neighbourhood Policing Team, either by emailing or approaching our officers in person.”
Speaking yesterday, Detective Inspector Darren Ambrose, from the Wiltshire Police Major Crime Investigation Team, confirmed the arrest of the teenage girl and stated “we are not looking for anyone else.”
He also asked members of the public to not speculate on the incident.
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