Woman, 35, is found dead at home shortly after becoming engaged as man arrested on suspicion of murder is released
A WOMAN has been found dead at her home shortly after getting engaged.
Teresa Redmond, 35, was found at a flat in Wellington Close in Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, on Thursday.
A 39-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder but Surrey Police have since confirmed he has been released.
Teresa’s mother Jules Turner, 60, said that she had been informed by police that a post-mortem examination had shown no sign that her death was suspicious.
She explained that Ms Redmond had suffered from scoliosis, a sideways curvature of the spine, and took painkillers to handle the pain.
She said her daughter was unable to work because of her back condition but ran a Facebook page to help children with ADHD.
Ms Turner said: “She was a bubbly girl, she was funny, always there to help people out.”
She added: “There’s a possibility she was in so much pain with her back and on so many painkillers, there’s a possibility she might have taken too many, she was getting quite forgetful lately.”
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Ms Redmond had been in a relationship with Lee Adlam for a month before they decided to get engaged.
On her Facebook page, she had posted about her former husband being in jail.
She wrote: “Lee, honestly you are most amazing man I have ever met and now you are all mine.
“I have never come across or met such a loving, caring and affectionate person. There is no fakeness about you whatsoever. I have never felt so free.
She added: “I had been feeling trapped and manipulated but now I’m finally free and not trapped.”
Ms Redmond only son Ryan, 18, is training to join the Army and has passed his gunner selection course.
A Surrey Police spokesman said: “A man arrested following the discovery of a woman’s body at an address in Walton-on-Thames yesterday, has been released with no further action.
“The body of the 35-year-old woman was found at an address in Wellington Close just before 3am.
“Her family has been made aware and our thoughts are with them at this time.”
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They added: “A post-mortem has been completed today (April 10), and as a result the 39-year-old man who had been arrested on suspicion of murder has now been released with no further action.
“The death remains unexplained at this time and our inquiries are continuing on behalf of the coroner.”
Ms Turner, who is unable to work because of the Covid-19 crisis, has launched a fundraising appeal to help pay for her daughter’s funeral.