Her boyfriend is found dead next to a young dancer called the police investigating murder and suicide

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The man who was found dead next to a young dancer in an apparent murder and suicide has been named by the cops.

The Daily Mirror reported that Benjamin Green, 41, was found on a property in Kettering, Northamptonshire with Maddy Durdant Holambi, 22, on Friday.

Police say they are not looking for anyone else in connection with her death after the force rushed to an address in Slate Drive around 1 p.m. following a report of concern for well-being.

They discovered two bodies, with investigators treating the incident as a fatal suicide.

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Northamptonshire Police say they believe Maddie was murdered and that she and Benjamin had an affair.

De Nicole Mayne said: “While we await an official identification of Benjamin, we have taken the step of naming him today with the support of his family.

“We understand that he and Maddie were in a relationship, and we are working to establish as much as possible about the circumstances in which they died.”

DI Main added that both families were “overwhelmed with grief” and demanded “to be left in peace at this terribly sad time.”

Mr. Green is a trustee of the cancer charity Team Mikayla and has also served as director of marketing for Alumasc Water Management Solutions, according to LinkedIn.

Alumasc non-CEO John McCall confirmed to MailOnline that Mr Green was an employee and confirmed his death.

But he declined to make any comment, saying: “It is a completely private matter and I have no intention of making any comment.

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“There will be a great deal of grief among the families.”

A friend of theirs told The Sun, “Ben and Maddie have been together for about two years and have been really happy. They’ve been out recently on vacation and he just got promoted at work.

“They had everything going for them and everything they lived for. I can’t believe he killed Madi and then committed suicide.”

Words of appreciation poured in to Maddy, of Wimblington, Cambridgeshire, who also worked in marketing.

Her heartbroken mum Rachel, 46, said on Facebook: “These are the hardest words we’ve ever written.

“Our beautiful Maddie is gone.

“She has grown her own set of wings and has gone to fly with the angels.

“Twenty two years of love for this amazing girl will never be enough, we thought we had a lifetime ahead.

“Please make your loved ones a little tighter and kiss them a little longer.. you never know when this might be your last chance.”

In a family statement issued by the police on behalf of Madi’s family, relatives said: “We are deeply shocked by the loss of Madi, our beautiful daughter, sister, granddaughter and niece.

“Our hearts are broken and we cannot imagine life without it. The shock and pain we feel is indescribable.

“She was a beautiful person inside and out, and loved nothing more than spending time with her family and friends.

“Maddy was a kind, caring and thoughtful young woman who made an impact in the lives of everyone she met.

A talented dancer, her creative talent continued through school and into her marketing career.

“Her life has unfortunately been cut short as her career blossomed.

“Our thoughts are with everyone who knew and loved Madi as much as we did.”

Announcing Mr Green’s identity, police said: “Officers investigating the murder of a woman in Kettering, today, Monday, 30 August, have named a man who was found dead in the same incident as 41-year-old Benjamin Green.

“The bodies of Mr Green and Maddie Durdant Holmby, aged 22, of Wimblington, Cambridgeshire, were found at his home on Slate Drive shortly after 1pm on Friday, 27 August, following a report of concern for the well-being of Mrs.

“A major investigation has been opened into the circumstances of the two deaths, with investigators announcing yesterday, Sunday, August 29, that they are treating the death of Mrs. Dordant Holambi as a murder, and are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident.”

Police said the investigation into the two deaths is ongoing, and that anyone with information is asked to call 101 or provide it online.

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