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Funeral for stabbed trainee Pc Funeral for stabbed trainee Pc
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The funeral of a trainee policewoman found stabbed to death in her flat will take place on Monday in Rutland. The funeral of a trainee policewoman found stabbed to death in her flat has taken place in Rutland.
The bodies of Melissa Ward, 28, and her partner, Benedict Marlow, 33, were discovered earlier this month.The bodies of Melissa Ward, 28, and her partner, Benedict Marlow, 33, were discovered earlier this month.
A post-mortem examination revealed both died of stab wounds. Police are not looking for anyone else in connection with the deaths.A post-mortem examination revealed both died of stab wounds. Police are not looking for anyone else in connection with the deaths.
Miss Ward will receive a guard of honour for her funeral service at All Saints Church, in Oakham. Miss Ward received a guard of honour for her funeral service at All Saints Church, in Oakham.
Leicestershire Chief Constable Matt Baggott will give a reading during the ceremony, which will be followed by a private cremation service. Leicestershire Chief Constable Matt Baggott gave a reading during the ceremony, which was followed by a private cremation service.
Speaking after Miss Ward's death, the police chief said: "Although she was young in service - she joined the constabulary only 18 months ago - Melissa had enjoyed a successful career and was greatly respected by her colleagues.Speaking after Miss Ward's death, the police chief said: "Although she was young in service - she joined the constabulary only 18 months ago - Melissa had enjoyed a successful career and was greatly respected by her colleagues.
"She had many friends in the force and she will be sadly missed by all who knew her, as well as the wider police family.""She had many friends in the force and she will be sadly missed by all who knew her, as well as the wider police family."
Rutland and North Leicestershire coroner Trevor Kirkman has opened and adjourned inquests into both deaths.Rutland and North Leicestershire coroner Trevor Kirkman has opened and adjourned inquests into both deaths.