The family of a woman, whose death is under investigation as a homicide, has expressed heartfelt sentiments in memory of her following the confirmation of her identity by the police.
Identified as Gloria De Lazzari, aged 45, she was tragically discovered deceased at a residence in Bolton on the morning of January 19. Gloria, an Italian citizen residing in the Greater Manchester area, was found at a property on Kempton Gardens, adjacent to Halliwell Road, after authorities responded to a welfare concern report.
In a poignant homage, Gloria’s mother described her as a remarkable individual and a devoted daughter. She fondly recalled their cherished moments together in Italy, enjoying outdoor activities and leisurely walks. Gloria’s strong family values and consistent efforts to connect were deeply appreciated, leaving an irreplaceable void upon her passing.
A tribute from Gloria’s former spouse conveyed admiration for her pure-hearted nature and unwavering kindness. He praised her selfless demeanor, emphasizing how her actions and words exuded grace and warmth, leaving lasting impressions of love and positivity.
James Morton, aged 33 and a resident of Kempton Gardens, Bolton, was arrested on Monday in connection with Gloria’s murder. He has been formally charged and is currently in custody awaiting a court appearance at Wigan and Leigh Magistrates’ Court as per reports from the Manchester Evening News.
Detective Inspector Louise Kelly from the GMP’s Major Incident Team expressed deep sorrow over the tragic circumstances leading to Gloria’s demise. The investigative efforts to identify Gloria and provide support to her family are ongoing, with a plea for anyone possessing relevant information to come forward.
Individuals with details pertinent to the case are encouraged to reach out to the police via phone at 101 or through the live chat feature on gmp.police.uk, quoting reference 863 of 19/01/26. A dedicated information portal has been established, allowing the submission of relevant material such as CCTV footage or images through the Major Incident Public Portal.
For those preferring anonymity, information can be shared with the independent organization Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111.