Son pays tribute to his ‘amazing’ PCSO mum and says her murder 'doesn't make sense'
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mirror.co.ukThe son of a much-loved PCSO who was found dead on a footpath near a village has paid a poignant tribute to his 'amazing, caring' mum.
The body of Julia James, 53, was found on a small footpath in Snowdown near Aylesham earlier this week. She is believed to have been walking her dog near her home when the tragedy unfolded and local police have launched a murder probe.
Kent Police have not confirmed how the mum-of-two died and no arrests have yet been made. Mrs James, who lived in The Crescent, Snowdown, became a PCSO in 2007 and tributes poured in in the wake of her death.
The Sun reports that Julia's son Patrick Davis, 23, paid an emotional tribute and a final goodbye to his beloved mum. He said on Facebook : “Mum, I cannot believe I’m
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