The devastated family of a woman found dead at a Hednesford home have paid tribute to their 'sweet girl' whose smile would 'brighten even the darkest of days'. Lauren Evans was discovered at a house in Alpine Drive in Hednesford on Tuesday, June 25, with police now confirming they are treating her death as murder. The body of West Midlands Ambulance Service paramedic Daniel Duffield, 24, from Cannock was also found at the property.
A double murder probe was initially launched, however Staffordshire Police later confirmed it was "not looking for anyone else in connection with the deaths" . Lauren's family, who continue to receive support from specially-trained officers, have now issued a heartfelt statement. They described her as "truly beautiful inside and out" and said her "thoughtful, caring and loving nature made her endearing to so many during her short life".
READ MORE: Security guard weeps as he's found guilty of Holly Willoughby kidnap, rape and murder plot The family statement read: “On the 25 June 2024 we tragically, prematurely and unnecessarily had our beautiful daughter Lauren taken from us at the tender age of 22. Lauren was truly beautiful inside and out and will forever be in our memories. She was adored by her parents, younger sister, grandparents, family and friends because she was a gorgeous, soft natured, sweet girl whose smile would brighten even the darkest of days.
“Lauren’s thoughtful, caring and loving nature made her endearing to so many during .
