Man remanded in custody charged with murdering partner and daughter

Published: 10:17AM GMT 05 Mar 2010

Previous of Images Next Anthony Marsh Photo: PA Stephanie Bellinger and her baby daughter Lily were found murdered at their home, in Myrtle Avenue, Totton, nearby Southampton Photo: SOLENT

The bodies of Stephanie Bellinger, 24, and baby Lili were detected at their home in Myrtle Avenue, Totton, Hampshire, by a relations on Saturday morning. They had been stabbed.

Unemployed beer hall workman Anthony Marsh, 21, from Totton, spoke usually endorse his name, residence and date of bieing born during the five-minute hearing.

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Flanked by security guards, Marsh did not come in a defence to the dual counts, that he reliable he understood, and there was no focus for bail.

Magistrates shelved the box and remanded Marsh in control until a rough coming at Winchester Crown Court on Mar 9.

Marsh, who had his right arm in a tag and was wearing a black T-shirt, was afterwards led from the dock.

A autopsy hearing found receptionist Miss Bellinger died from mixed gash wounds whilst Lili died as a outcome of a gash wound.

Marsh was arrested in Fareham, Hampshire, on Monday sunrise - twenty miles from where the bodies were found.

Miss Bellinger"s family expelled a matter by police, that read: ""Stephanie was a fun-loving free suggestion who was regularly happy and smiling.

""Stephanie was a smashing daughter, sister, aunt and mother.""

It went on: ""Lili was a bouncing, happy small baby who was a pleasure to be with, a small blabbermouth who brought happiness to the lives.

""There are no difference to report how we, as a family, are all feeling.

""We right away have a outrageous hole in the lives that we have to try and come to conditions with.""