THE FAMILY of a woman found dead in her home say she will be missed.
Police were called to the property in Brighton Road, Horsham at 12.40am on Monday (June 7).
They were concerned for the welfare of a woman inside, but when they arrived they found the body of a woman inside.
Now it has been revealed that Emma Comper has been named as the woman who died.
The 53-year-old’s family said: “Emma was truly loved and may she rest in peace. We will miss her.”
Three men known to Emma were arrested in connection with her death.
Previously The Argus reported how forensics experts wearing white body suits and gloves were seen entering the property in Brighton Road throughout the week.
A black tent was erected outside the address, as Sussex Police officers filtered in and out of the building gathering evidence and looking for clues.
Police said Emma’s death is currently being treated as unexplained and an investigation is ongoing.
Detective Chief Inspector Matt Durkin said: "Our thoughts remain with Emma's family at this difficult time.
“They are being supported by specially trained officers and we ask that their privacy is respected."
Sussex Police said: “We would like to thank local residents in the area for their patience while we conduct our enquiries.
“The family of a woman who was sadly found dead at her home in Horsham have paid tribute to her.
“She has been named as Emma Comper, 53, of Brighton Road, Horsham.
“Officers were called to the address in Brighton Road, at 12.40am on Monday (7 June) following concerns for the welfare of a woman inside the property.
“Sadly Emma was found deceased.
“Her death is currently being treated as unexplained and an investigation is ongoing.
"Three men aged 44, 60 and 26 who were known to Emma, were arrested in connection with her death and have now been released under investigation.”
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