Daily Mirror - 06.09.2019

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THE world’s most expen-

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grown in a pile of manure.

A 15-man team spent

two years cultivating the

fruit at The Lost Gardens

of Heligan, in Cornwall, at

a cost of £1,250.

Pineapples do not grow

in the UK, so the heat from

horse manure is used.

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Pizza Express, and Lana enjoying a night

out last month and celebrating their

son’s second birthday.

A relative, Andrei Nemcev, wrote on

Facebook yesterday that he was “feeling

lost” and added he wished he could turn

back the clock.

The couple’s landlord, who did not

want to be named, said they moved into

the house more than two years ago.

He said: “They were a Latvian

couple. When she moved

here she was pregnant and

shortly after moving in

she had a baby.

“They had another

gentleman living with

them as well. He was a

family member. I never

had any issues.”

Another neighbour,

who asked not to be

named, said: “It’s shocking.

They seemed like a nice

family. I would see them

coming in and out of the

house and say hello.”

Forensic officers could be seen

yesterday going into the property, in

Burton-upon-Trent, Staffs, wearing

masks and white overalls.

A policeman stood guard over the

cordoned-off house and cars.

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BY MARTIN FRICKER

Boy, 2 , saved in home of

‘murder-suicide’ couple

E m e r g e n c y s e r v i c e s

find him unharmed

PROBE

Police

at house

A TODDLER was rescued alive from

his home after a couple understood

to be his parents died in a suspected

murder-suicide.

Police and firefighters found the

bodies of a 32-year-old man and a

23-year-old woman inside the house.

Officers would not name them, but it

is believed they were Latvian pizza

chef Kiril Nemcev and his opti-

cian wife Lana Nemceva.

A boy aged two, discov-

ered unharmed, was

taken away. Another

man, believed to be a

lodger, was discharged

by paramedics.

Detectives said the

two deaths were being

investigated as “unex-

plained” and postmortems

would take place.

But sources said police

were treating them as a

murder-suicide and they

were not looking for other suspects.

Police and firefighters made the grim

discovery at the semi-detached rented

home on Wednesday night.

One eyewitness said: “I saw the fire

service and thought it was a house fire.

Then I saw a toddler being taken away.”

Photos posted on social media of the

couple showed Kiril, who worked at

CORDON Rented semi that

family shared with lodger

PARENTS

Kiril, Lana

and son