Two adults and two children found dead in Norfolk home formally named by police
The four people including two children found dead at a property near Norwich have been named.
Bartolmiej Kuczynski, 45, Kanticha Sukpengpanao, 36, Jasmin Kuczynska, 12, and Natasha Kuczynska, 9, were found by police at a property in Allan Bedford Crescent, Costessy, Norfolk on Friday.
Bartolmiej is believed to be father of the two young girls.
A post mortem examination found both adults died after suffering stab wounds to the neck.
Police said the man, Mr Kuczynski, an engineer, lived at the address where the bodies were found with his two daughters, but the woman was visiting and lived elsewhere.
Norfolk Constabulary confirmed they were not looking for anyone else over the deaths following initial inquiries.
Officers discovered the bodies shortly after a tipoff from neighbours at around 7am on Friday.
A man called 999 from the property in Allan Bedford Crescent an hour before, but police were not dispatched at that point.
Norfolk Constabulary has referred itself to police watchdog, the Independent Office of Police Conduct.
Nina Crisan, whose son knew Jasmin described her as a ‘very, very sweet girl’.
‘She had very calm and cool energy, as my son would say,’ she told Sky News. ‘She was just a lovely, lovely, lovely kid.’
Ms Crisan said the deaths came as an ‘absolute shock and devastation’ to the ‘close community’.
Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper believes the police not responding to the initial 999 call on Friday, is a symptom of a ‘wider issue’ with the response to emergency calls.
A 32-year-old man who lives on an adjoining road said: ‘When I was dog walking this morning I saw the cordon at about 8am.
‘This is a very quiet neighbourhood and I’ve never seen anything like this before here.
‘This is something like you see on the TV I suppose, so it seems all quite surreal.’
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