Queen Camilla's Doctor Killed While Hosting Sleepover for Kids, Husband Arrested for Murder
Police said the 45-year-old GP died from a blunt-force head injury while hosting a sleepover for her children and their friends.
- On Wednesday, Mark Cain, 45, appeared at Norwich Magistrates charged with the murder of his wife, Hannah Terry, 45-year-old GP found dead at her home in Dersingham, Norfolk.
- Terry worked at Grimston Medical Centre, providing medical care to the Royal Family at Sandringham Estate, and previously spent nine years at Heacham before running Norfolk Sky Aesthetics.
- During a sleepover for her three sons, Terry suffered a "blunt force injury to the right side of her head," resulting in her death early Sunday.
- Per Norfolk Police, Cain appeared in court following the discovery of the body at Fern Hill; he is remanded in custody to appear at Lynn Crown Court tomorrow.
- The NHS, per the BBC, stated they are "deeply saddened by the tragic death" of the highly respected colleague; King Charles and Queen Camilla were informed of her death.
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A doctor caring for members of the British royal family, including Queen Camilla, was allegedly killed by her husband
She belonged to a pool of doctors who regularly looked after members of the royal family, now the 45-year-old physician is dead. British authorities are investigating the husband.
Hannah Terry, 45 years old, a family doctor resident in Norfolk County, East England, was killed in her apartment by her husband Mark Cain.
Hannah Cain, a doctor of the British royal family, was found dead at her home in Dersingham after an alleged attack by her husband, Mark Cain. The police did not disclose the motive for the crime.
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