Woman denies murdering Gary Grant in Lowestoft park

Amber Stebbings, 28, has been charged with the murder of Gary Grant. <i>(Image: Facebook)</i>
Amber Stebbings, 28, has been charged with the murder of Gary Grant. (Image: Facebook)
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A woman has denied murdering a man whose body was found in a public park in Lowestoft.

Gary Grant died in Lowestoft's Sparrow's Nest Garden in March after being found unresponsive.

Emergency services were called to the scene at around 10.15pm on March 20. Responders found Mr Grant with visible facial injuries and a glove in his mouth.

The 999 call was made by Amber Stebbings, 28, who was arrested at the scene and was subsequently charged with murder.

On Wednesday, Stebbings, of Spashett Road, Lowestoft, pleaded not guilty to killing Mr Grant.

Previously, Ipswich Crown Court heard that initial post-mortems conducted by pathologists had not pinpointed Mr Grant’s cause of death.

A trial has been fixed for November 9.

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