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Walsall canal towpath murder: Woman charged
Published: 16th Jul 2012 20:30:32
A 43-year-old woman has been charged with murdering a woman whose body was found on a canal towpath in the West Midlands.
The victim, named by police as Wendy Thorpe, 42, was discovered behind a house on Hunter Crescent in Walsall in the early hours of Sunday morning.
A post-mortem examination revealed she died as a result of head injuries.
The charged woman is due to appear at Walsall Magistrates' Court on Tuesday.
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