AN inquest into three people found stabbed to death in Bourne End will take place in February next year.

Susan Patricia Farrance, 65, Jeffrey Farrance, 67, and Lance John Oldale, 51, were sadly found deceased inside a block of flats, Orchard House, in Spring Gardens on April 19 last year.

The trio all had stab wounds in their chest and abdomen, a post-mortem exanimation discovered.

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A murder inquiry was launched at the time after police found ‘evidence of serious assault’ when they stormed the property, however, no arrests have been made.

Police continued to investigate the matter, focusing on Mr Oldale’s mental health issues at the time.

A pre-inquest review was held at Beaconsfield Coroner’s Court on Wednesday (August 2) when senior coroner Crispin Giles Butler confirmed a two-to-three-day inquest will take place into their deaths in February next year.

The interested people in the inquest are: The families of the deceased, Oxford Health, NHS England, Care Quality Commission, Chiltern Support Housing, and Thames Valley Police.

Red Kite Housing, which runs Orchard House, helped police with their investigations at the time but has stated the company will no longer be an interested person during the inquest.

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Mr Butler said the inquest will discuss two main elements, the ‘mechanics’ of the incident as well Mr Oldale’s mental health.