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Bodies find sparks murder inquiry Family's bodies spark murder case
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A murder inquiry has been started after the bodies of a mother and daughter were found at their home in Shropshire. A double murder and suicide case has been started after the bodies of a mother, daughter and father were found in a house in Shropshire.
Sue McFall and her daughter Francesca, 18, were found dead at home in Hampton Road, Oswestry, at about 0500 GMT. Sue McFall and her daughter Francesca, 18, were found at home in Hampton Road, Oswestry, at about 0500 GMT.
Police said a man's body was found at an industrial unit in St Martins, several miles from Oswestry, shortly after 0930 GMT. Police said a man's body was found at an industrial unit in St Martins, near Oswestry, shortly after 0930 GMT.
The man is believed to be Francesca's father, Hugh McFall, 48. No-one else is being sought over the deaths. The man is believed to be Francesca's father Hugh McFall, 48. No-one else is being sought over the deaths.
A Home Office pathologist will conduct post-mortem examinations to establish the cause of death and the coroner for Mid and North Shropshire John Ellery has been informed, police said. Francesca, known as Frankie to her friends and family, was studying A-levels in her final year at Oswestry School's Sixth Form.
Raised alert
In her last entry on Facebook at 2230 GMT on Thursday, the teenager said she was looking forward to going to a party.
Mr McFall ran a wholesale florist business from home.
It is thought he raised the alarm about the bodies in the house, a police source said.
Mrs McFall had two other children from a previous marriage; Nikki Gilham, a teacher at the Marches School in Oswestry, and Dan Gilham, who is married with two children of his own.
A Home Office pathologist will conduct post-mortem examinations to establish the cause of deaths, and the coroner for Mid and North Shropshire John Ellery has been informed, police said.
Uniformed police officers have been standing guard outside the detached house.Uniformed police officers have been standing guard outside the detached house.