Two boys, 16, charged with murder of man, 35, found dead at house in Dorset

TWO teenage boys have been charged with homicide after a 35-year-old man was discovered lifeless at a home in Dorset.

Detectives launched a homicide probe after Edward Reeve's physique was discovered at a property in Heath Highway, Christchurch, final week.

Edward Reeve was discovered lifeless at dwellingCredit score: PA

Forensics on the scene in Heath Highway, ChristchurchCredit score: PA

Two 16-year-old boys - from Christchurch and Bournemouth - have been charged with homicide.

The pair, who can't be named for authorized causes, are as a result of seem at Poole Magistrates' Court docket tomorrow.

A 15-year-old lady from the Christchurch space who was arrested on suspicion of helping an offender has since been launched on bail, Dorset Police stated.

Detective Inspector Simon Huxter stated: "Following an in depth and fast-moving investigation, we've got consulted with the Crown Prosecution Service, which has authorised the fees.

"The household of Edward Reeve has been up to date with this growth and our ideas stay with them at this really terrible time."

Police have been scrambled to Edward's home on Wednesday at round 7.53pm following a report of a priority for welfare.

They found the 35-year-old's physique with critical accidents.

Edward's mum Jayne Newey, 64, paid tribute to her son, who was a neighborhood musician and labored in buyer providers.

She stated: "I simply do not consider it. It does not appear actual. It does not appear honest. He did not deserve it when you ask me."

Jayne instructed how her son had moved from Buckinghamshire to Christchurch round ten years in the past however had suffered with drug dependancy.

She revealed her fears over his demise and claimed he had been associating with low-lifes.

Jayne added: "I have been suspicious about one thing like this taking place for a very long time."

Dorset Police stated the sufferer's household are being supported by specialist officers following the horror.

Cops are persevering with to attraction for data.

Mr Huxter stated: "I'm eager to reiterate my because of the general public for his or her help following the appeals and the data they've offered to help our enquiries.

"The investigation continues so please do contact us when you consider you have got data that might help."

These with with data have been requested to name police on 101 quoting quantity 55220001688.