Breaking: Abi Fisher's husband has been charged with murdering the Yorkshire school teacher
Police have charged Abi Fisher's husband with murder after her body was found in undergrowth following her disappearance.
West Yorkshire Police launched a missing person investigation, and the community in Castleford conducted searches to try to find the mum-of-one. On Monday, July 11, Abi's body was found in undergrowth off Southmoor Road near Brierley in South Yorkshire.A spokesperson for the force said: "Matthew Fisher, 29, of Walton Park Street, Castleford, has been charged with murder.Abi, who has been described as "beautiful", and "amazing", married Matthew Fisher in 2017, and the pair had a baby girl just 6 months ago following IVF treatments.
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