After his father and his partner were found murdered at their home, a son was charged with murder.
Lee Tipping (35) will face magistrates today in connection with the killings of Anthony Tipping (61) and Tricia Livingsey (57)
Officers called out to their safety Saturday, November 20, found the couple dead.
Officers forced their way into the house of High Walton in Lancs. and made the shocking discovery.
After his parents were discovered dead in a home in Higher Walton (Lancashire), Lee Tipping was charged with their murder.
Police said that both of them died after multiple stabbing wounds.
Tipping, who was living in the same home as the couple, were initially detained on suspicion of murder.
After a thorough review of his medical history, he was cleared to interview. Police were then given last night the go ahead to indict him for both the Crown Prosecution Service and murders.
Lancashire Police spokesperson said, “We were called Saturday at 1.40 pm to address safety concerns regarding occupants of Cann Bridge Street.”
After Tricia Livesey and Anthony Tipping were killed, floral tributes were left on the spot.
After receiving safety concerns from the residents of the house (pictured), Lancashire Police called Lancashire Police to the Cann Bridge Street, Higher Walton home at 1.40 pm on Saturday.
Officers entered the house and found Tricia Livingsey aged 57, and Anthony Tipping aged 60, both deceased.
Lee Tipping (35 years old) was arrested under suspicion for murder. She was then taken into custody pursuant to Section 103 of the Mental Health Act.
After an examination, he was found fit to interview. Consultation with the Crown Prosecution Service resulted in him being charged yesterday with both murders.
“The relatives of the victims are made aware of all developments and supported by liaison officers. They are in our thoughts.
Today, he will be appearing before the Preston Magistrates Court.