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Woman, 29, stabbed to death in Hilton hotel before partner dies in 'murder-suicide'

A woman was stabbed to death in a hotel before her partner killed himself in a suspected murder-suicide, police have said.

Chenise Gregory and Michael McGibbon were found dead in a room at the Doubletree by Hilton Harrogate Majestic Hotel & Spa on Tuesday.

Detectives say they are now treating the deaths as a murder-suicide, although the exact circumstances are yet to be established.

Ms Gregory and Mr McGibbon, both 29 and from London, were pronounced dead at the scene in North Yorkshire by paramedics.

North Yorkshire Police said they are not looking for anyone else in relation to the incident.

Chenise Gregory and Michael McGibbon were found dead in their room (Handout)

Temporary DCI Jonathan Sygrove said: "An investigation into the circumstances around the deaths is ongoing, but the evidence we have gathered at this stage suggests it as a suspected murder-suicide.

"A post-mortem has taken place that has confirmed the couple died from stab wounds.

"We are treating Ms Gregory’s death as murder and we are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident.

"This is a very sad case and our thoughts are with their families and friends at this difficult time.

"We have specialist officers from North Yorkshire Police, supported by specialist officers from the Metropolitan Police supporting the family, and we will work with them as we investigate the circumstances leading to these tragic deaths."

The bodies were found around at 10.20pm by staff at the hotel, who then called the emergency services.

A force statement added: "North Yorkshire Police has confirmed detectives are treating the two deaths as a murder-suicide as they release the identities of the two bodies found at the hotel.

"Enquiries into the circumstances around the deaths are ongoing but detectives are treating the death of Ms Gregory as murder.

"They do not believe anyone else is involved."

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