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Charge over mother-to-be killing Man in court over stabbing murder
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A man is due in court charged with the murder of a heavily-pregnant woman who was killed in the street while on her way to work. A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a heavily-pregnant woman who was stabbed in the street while on her way to work.
Pizza Hut worker Claire Wilson, 21, was stabbed in the back on Pasture Street, Grimsby, on Sunday afternoon. Alan McMullan, 53, is accused of killing Claire Wilson, 21, in Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire, on Sunday.
Alan McMullan, 53, will appear at Grimsby magistrates' court on Tuesday charged with Ms Wilson's murder. The mother-to-be died along with her unborn child when she was stabbed in the back in Pasture Street.
Ms Wilson, who lived in Grimsby, was seven months pregnant. Her unborn child also died in the attack. Mr McMullen, of Sherwood Road, Grimsby, was remanded in custody to appear at Hull Crown Court on 16 June.
Police repeated their appeal for anyone with information about the incident to contact them. There was no application for bail.
Throughout Monday a stream of wellwishers and friends visited the scene, leaving cards, flowers and toys. Police are still appealing for anyone with information about the incident to contact them.
Flowers were left at the scene on Monday
Among them was Ms Wilson's partner, Adam Kennard, 23, who spent almost half an hour at the scene with a group of 25 family members and friends.
He left a number of items at the growing shrine to his partner, including a Baby Girl balloon.
Other members of his group left flowers, messages, pictures and candles.
One card was left with a pair of red baby shoes.
It read: "Baby April. You would have been the most loved baby in the world.
"Take care of your mum for us."