Julia James death has left her husband devastated. How did she die? Here is everything you need to know.
Mrs. James was a Police Community Support Officer(PCSO) based in England. She had been working for the police for nearly 15 years.
Julia, despite being in a tuff job was bubbly in nature and was loved by everyone around her.
Currently, her well-wishers are shocked by her sudden death and are paying tribute.
PCSO Julia James Husband
PCSO Julia James’s husband is mourning over her beloved wife’s death.
She was married to her husband Paul in the year 2017 and the couple was residing at Snowdown.
Prior to Paul, she was in a relationship with Wayne Davis for 13 years. Mr. Davis is devastated upon knowing the tragic event. He claimed, Julia was the love of his life. In fact, Davis is the father of her children.
Digging deep into her family, Julia James had 2 grown-up children; a son and a daughter.
Her daughter also works for the police.
We hope the family finds the courage to cope with such a tragic event.
Her Age: How Old?
Julia’s age was 53 years at the time of her demise.
As per our calculations, the policewoman was born in the year 1968. However, details on her exact date of birth are unavailable.
Julia James: Cause of Death?
Julia James was found dead in Akholt Wood, Snowdown Tuesday, 27th April 2021.
As per BBC, the investigators are suggesting James’ death towards murder as several head injuries were found on the PCSO’s corpse. The detectives are trying to figure out whether she was targeted by a stranger on the edge of a field near Aylesham.
It has been known that the lady was walking her dog down the area during that day. Police claimed that her loyal dog had stayed by her side until her dead body was discovered.
#BREAKING#News#JuliaJames: Community officer died from significant head injuries
Why did someone murder this well loved PCSO?
Shocking and disturbing – help the #police catch the killer https://t.co/7XiIHRAMAd
— Abid Gangat (@AbidGangatPR) April 30, 2021
Likewise, cops have warned people, especially women and children to stay away from the woodland area.
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