Case of man accused of murdering Doncaster woman Amy-Leanne Stringfellow to be further considered at court

The case of a man accused of murdering Doncaster woman Amy-Leanne Stringfellow is to be further considered at Sheffield Crown Court.
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Terence Papworth, aged 45, of Dryden Road, Balby, Doncaster, is accused of murdering Ms Stringfellow in an alleged attack on June 5, according to the court.

Emergency services were called to Dryden Road about 11.35pm, on June 5, and found Ms Stringfellow critically injured.

The 26-year-old was later pronounced dead at the scene.

Pictured is Doncaster woman Amy-Leanne Stringfellow, aged 26, who was pronounced dead at Dryden Road, Balby, Doncaster, after she was found critcically injured by emergency services in June.Pictured is Doncaster woman Amy-Leanne Stringfellow, aged 26, who was pronounced dead at Dryden Road, Balby, Doncaster, after she was found critcically injured by emergency services in June.
Pictured is Doncaster woman Amy-Leanne Stringfellow, aged 26, who was pronounced dead at Dryden Road, Balby, Doncaster, after she was found critcically injured by emergency services in June.
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Mr Papworth’s case was considered at a case management hearing at Sheffield Crown Court last week and again this week with a trial scheduled to take place from November 30.

Judge Roger Thomas QC adjourned the case for a further management hearing for tomorrow, Friday, November 20.

Ms Stringfellow was a mum-of-one and a former soldier who had served in Afghanistan.

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