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Caroline Gore has now been formally identified as the 44-year-old woman who was found by officers at 8pm on Monday 30 October 2023, when they were called to reports of a concern for welfare at Douglas House in Wigan.
Sadly, on entering the property they found Caroline deceased at the address.
A 56-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder. He remains in police custody.
Paying tribute to Caroline, her family said:
"We as a family are heartbroken and saddened at the loss of Caroline Gore. A dearly loved mum, daughter and sister has been tragically taken way too soon.
"At this time we as a family ask for privacy and show respect for Caroline and her memory.
"We ask that members of the public allow the Police to conduct the investigation into the passing of Caroline and that any information is passed to them.”
Detectives from Greater Manchester Police’s Major Incident Team are continuing to conduct enquiries and have launched a murder investigation in relation to this incident where his life was sadly taken.
Members of the public can submit any details and information that may help by uploading direct to the dedicated portal here: https://mipp.police.uk/operation/06GMP23L23-PO1 or alternatively using Crimestoppers anonymously on 101, or quoting the log number 3441-201023 or contacting MIT on 016185 66377