A family mourns the death of their caregiver, who was found deceased after a suspect involved in a lorry crash also passed away.

Barbara Nomakhosi was known for her dedication and passion as a carer, according to her family. Sadly, her life came to a tragic end when she was found with multiple wounds at a home in Bury. The town of Greater Manchester was left in shock and mourning as the news of her death spread.

Authorities believe that Barbara passed away before her body was discovered at a residence on Walnut Avenue last Friday. The suspect, who was later identified by the police, was found to have died in a pedestrian accident on the M65 eastbound the same evening. The man, who was in his forties, was pronounced dead at the scene. Police have confirmed that they are not looking for any other individuals in connection to Barbara's death.

In the wake of this tragedy, a spokesperson for her family shared, "Barbara was a caring and hard-working person. She was always so thoughtful and made sure to check up on her family and friends. She loved her family dearly and found joy in her work as a carer. We are devastated by her loss and our lives will never be the same without her."

The area where Barbara's body was found was cordoned off by police, causing a stir in the quiet neighborhood of Walnut Avenue in Bury. According to investigators, the 35-year-old had sustained multiple injuries and is believed to have died earlier that evening. A concerned neighbor reported hearing screams from the house and immediately called the authorities. Another resident attempted to help but was unable to save Barbara's life.

Detective Chief Inspector Mark Davis of Greater Manchester Police expressed his condolences to Barbara's family, saying, "I know just how much Barbara's family will miss her. I hope that the memories of her will bring them comfort as they come to terms with this heart-breaking loss." The investigation into Barbara's death is still ongoing and authorities are working closely with their colleagues in Lancashire who are handling the fatal collision.

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