Detective Chief Inspector Charlotte Whalley from the Major Incident Team is leading the investigation into the death of a baby girl, Ava, whose cause of death remains undetermined. The team is working to identify Ava's mother and the circumstances leading to her separation from her family. DCI Whalley appeals to the public for any information and offers support to Ava's family.
Detective Chief Inspector Charlotte Whalley from the Major Incident Team stated that the cause of death of a little girl, Ava , has yet to be determined, with further tests ongoing. The team continues to investigate the identity of Ava 's mother and any possible scenarios leading to her separation from her family. DCI Whalley also appealed to Ava 's mother and family, expressing her readiness to offer support and urging them to come forward if they need medical assistance.
She further requested that the public recall any incidents from the past months that might hold crucial information for the investigation. The little girl's body was discovered by a dogwalker on Ravenscraig Road, surrounded by industrial buildings, and local residents have since left tributes for her
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