Two are arrested for homicide after ex-detective was stabbed to demise at upmarket Liverpool residence he shared along with his civil servant associate and her pupil son

  • Homicide inquiry has been launched after retired detective was stabbed to demise
  • Andy McDiarmid, 64, died after being discovered fatally injured on Monday evening
  • Neighbours stated he lived with associate, Alison Moglione and her son, Ben










A homicide inquiry has been launched after a retired police detective was stabbed to demise at his upmarket residence.

Andy McDiarmid, a former detective inspector who served with Merseyside Police for 30 years, died after being discovered fatally injured on Monday evening.

Neighbours stated the 64-year-old lived on the £500,000 indifferent property along with his associate, Alison Moglione, a senior civil servant in youngsters’s companies at Liverpool Metropolis Council, and her college pupil son, Ben.

The couple have been each firm administrators and had run their very own workplace administration companies enterprise collectively from their residence in Heswall, on the Wirral, for the previous 5 years. 

Former detective inspector Andy McDiarmid who served with Merseyside Police for 30 years

Former detective inspector Andy McDiarmid who served with Merseyside Police for 30 years

The ex-detective lived with Alison Moglione, a senior civil servant in children's services at Liverpool City Council

The ex-detective lived with Alison Moglione, a senior civil servant in youngsters’s companies at Liverpool Metropolis Council

A good friend and neighbour stated: ‘It is a large shock and really upsetting. ‘Andy was a stunning man and extremely popular. He had been retired for some time however labored right here and there.

‘He was a traditional man who favored to have a beer within the pub and cherished his vehicles. Andy did a whole lot of DIY and work on the home and was a eager gardener.’

He added: ‘I did not hear something on the evening it occurred. There has simply been numerous police right here and scenes-of-crime folks.’

A spokesman for Merseyside police stated emergency companies have been referred to as to the handle at round 8.45pm on Monday.

Officers discovered a person in his 60s with critical accidents who was pronounced lifeless on the scene. 

A autopsy examination confirmed he had died of stab wounds. A 21-year-old man and a 54-year-old girl have been each arrested on suspicion of homicide.

Yesterday police confirmed the person had since been detained underneath the Psychological Well being Act and brought to hospital for evaluation.

The girl has been launched on police bail. 

Yesterday forensics investigators remained on the scene and officers have been inspecting CCTV footage and finishing up house-to-house enquiries.

Neighbours said the 64-year-old also lived at the £500,000 detached property with his partner's son, Ben

Neighbours stated the 64-year-old additionally lived on the £500,000 indifferent property along with his associate’s son, Ben

The couple were both company directors and had run their own office administration services business together from their home (pictured) in Heswall, on the Wirral

The couple have been each firm administrators and had run their very own workplace administration companies enterprise collectively from their residence (pictured) in Heswall, on the Wirral

In 2008 Mr McDiarmid obtained a chief constable’s commendation for his professionalism and dedication to policing, together with his work reviewing unsolved critical sexual assaults which led to offenders being recognized by way of developments in DNA methods. 

After leaving the power in July that 12 months, he went to work for a forensics agency.

In line with his LinkedIn profile, Mr McDiarmid had labored as a administration co-ordinator for a water utilization firm for the previous decade.

Merseyside Police Chief Constable Serena Kennedy stated: ‘Andy joined Merseyside Police in 1978 and spent 30 years with the service, working at Wavertree police station and in CID in Tuebrook, Huyton and Wirral. 

He retired as a detective inspector in intelligence in 2008. Our ideas and condolences are with Andy’s household at this tragic time.’

Detective Chief Inspector Paul Nilsen, who’s main the inquiry, stated: ‘The investigation is within the very early levels as we search to determine what has occurred and we’re following a variety of strains of enquiry.

‘I might enchantment to anybody who was within the space or heard something suspicious to contact to us as they could have data which is significant to our investigation.’ 

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