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Husband charged with murder



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A post mortem examination of the body found by police at Little Horsted on Thursday morning confirmed that it was Diane Chenery-Wickens.
At 10.55pm on Friday, Sussex Police charged David Edwyn George Chenery-Wickens with the murder of his wife Diane.

Mr Chenery-Wickens, 51 years, from Duddleswell, appeared at Hastings Magistrates Court on Saturday charged with murder and was remanded in custody until August 22, to appear at Lewes Crown Court.

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