Death of Annette Mills no longer deemed suspicious following investigation

The passing of Annette Mills, described as a “devoted mother and grandmother,” is no longer considered suspicious, following an earlier murder investigation. Officers discovered the body of the 57-year-old inside a maisonette on Delphi Way in Crookhorn, Hampshire, on 11 February. This determination comes after additional medical examinations, as the initial post-mortem results were inconclusive. Consequently, a 37-year-old man from Waterlooville, who had been arrested and subsequently bailed on suspicion of murder, has been released without charge and will not face further proceedings. Hampshire Constabulary confirmed that a report is being compiled for the coroner, and Ms. Mills’s family has been informed of these developments. Her family had previously expressed being devastated and heartbroken by her “sudden” death.