A person and a girl discovered useless together with two ladies at a home in Norfolk each died from stab wounds to the neck, police mentioned.

Officers found the our bodies of 45-year-old Bartlomiej Kuczynski and two ladies - regarded as his two younger daughters - after forcing their approach into the property in Allan Bedford Crescent, Costessey, close to Norwich, on Friday morning.

The physique of a 36-year-old lady, mentioned to be a part of the identical household, was found alongside them.

Norfolk Police mentioned all 4 had accidents and detectives should not in search of anybody else in reference to the incident.

The power has referred itself to the police watchdog after revealing an emergency 999 name was earlier made by a person from the handle, however officers failed to respond.

Police mentioned autopsy examinations discovered the girl died from stab wounds to the neck, whereas the person died from a stab wound to the neck.

Post-mortem examinations on the 2 ladies are attributable to be carried out on Wednesday.

Detective Chief Inspector Chris Burgess, who's main the investigation, mentioned: "Following this latest development we remain satisfied no one else was involved in this incident.

"This newest info will solely add to the misery and shock felt by members of the local people and it is why, from the outset, we have been decided to hold out detailed and methodical enquiries to ensure we totally perceive how this incident has occurred."

Nina Crisan, whose son knew one of many ladies, named Jasmin, described her as a "very, very sweet girl".

"She had very calm and cool energy, as my son would say," she advised Sky News. "She was just a lovely, lovely, lovely kid."

She mentioned the incident had come as an "absolute shock" to those that lived within the space.

"[It's just] absolute shock, absolute shock and devastation.

"This is a extremely shut group. And all of us, even when we do not know one another straight, type of know one another via, the kids, or via canine strolling."

An emergency 999 call was made from the address at around 6am, by a man, but police failed to respond.

Officers later forced their way into the property after being alerted by a member of the public, who was concerned for the welfare of the people inside, shortly before 7am.

The Norfolk force has referred itself to the Independent Office of Police Conduct (IOPC) watchdog in relation to the 6am call, "to which police sources weren't deployed".

Police had already contacted the IOPC over the incident as a result of officers attended the property on 14 December final yr in relation to a lacking particular person inquiry.