Husband accused of Norfolk GP murder appears at Crown Court
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Husband of a GP who was found dead at home charged with her murder
The body of 45-year-old Hannah Cain, known to her patients as Dr Hannah Terry, was found at a property in Fern Hill, Dersingham, Norfolk, on Sunday.
Mark Cain, 45, also of Fern Hill, was charged with murder on Tuesday.
Appearing via video link from HMP Norwich, he spoke only to confirm his name and that he understood proceedings at King's Lynn Crown Court. He was remanded in custody until a plea hearing on 3 December.
Steven Ball, prosecuting, said Mark Cain was accused of the murder of his wife on 3 October into the early hours of 4 October at their family home.
He said emergency services attended and Hannah Cain was found "unconscious and unresponsive".
A post-mortem examination recorded that she had sustained "blunt force injuries to the head" and "neck injuries consistent with compression to the neck", he said.
The Fern Hill address is just over a mile from Sandringham House, one of the royal residences of the King and Queen.
Dr Hannah Terry, as she was known professionally, was listed as a member of the practice team at Grimston Medical Centre.
On Wednesday, her family described her as "kind, generous and loving".