Family pay tribute to victim in Norwich double murder

Double murder victim Karen Brown

The family of one of the alleged victims in the Norwich double murder have played tribute to a “loving and generous” woman.

In a statement issued through police, the family of Karen Brown, 39, of Aslacton, Norfolk, said she would be sorely missed by all.

Miss Brown was found dead along with 65-year-old Ken Snell at his home in Brettingham Avenue, Cringleford, on Saturday.

The statement read: “Karen was a great daughter and a great friend who was always full of life. She had a spark and always lit the place up. Everyone always felt better for seeing her.

“Karen always had a smile on her face and would always bring a smile to others. She loved animals and had a passion for cookery.

“She was a loving and generous Auntie, a much loved sister to Adam and Simon and daughter to Irene and Peter.”

John Moody, 44, of Kerrison Road, Norwich, appeared before Norwich magistrates this morning charged with two counts of murder. He has been remanded in custody.

A further exclusive story will appear in Wednesday's newspaper.