Lucille Downer: Last News

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Earlier this year, a great-gran was mauled to death in her own back garden by her neighbour’s dogs.The two American bulldogs rushed through a fence before viciously attacking Lucille Downer, who was 85.She was killed in April at her home in Rowley Regis, West Mids.Lucille suffered from dementia and had been planning to celebrate her birthday with family before being killed by the bulldogs.Cops later confirmed that both dogs were humanely destroyed after the horror incident.Here we take a look at some other Brits who suffered painful deaths or grisly injuries after coming into close contact with an animal.Richard Martyn Turner was eaten by a shark during a luxury holiday, where he was

sustained fatal injuries when she was attacked by two dogs in her back garden in the West Midlands on Friday. It is understood the animals managed to get through a fence hole in a neighbouring property.

dogs in her own back garden has been named.The tragedy happened in the back garden of a home in Boundary Avenue, Rowley Regis, at around 3.20pm on Good Friday, April 2.Following the incident, both animals have been seized by police and a 43-year-old local man has been arrested on suspicion of being the person in charge of a dog dangerously out of control and death is caused.At a press conference on Saturday morning, West Midlands Police confirmed the man has been bailed.The victim, who police confirmed on Saturday morning was Lucille Downer, aged 85, suffered dog bite injuries although a post-mortem examination will take place to establish the cause of death.In a statement her family said: "Lucille was a mother, grandmother and great-