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@@ -1,1 +1,1 @@ - +A Mormon teenager who had 'never left Canada' was stabbed to death in an Essex cul-de-sac after flying to visit her online boyfriend in the UK - as he appears in court accused of her murder. <br>Ashley Wadsworth, 19, was discovered following a 'disturbance' at a block of flats in Chelmsford at 4pm on Tuesday after neighbours called police.<br>Despite the efforts of paramedics, the teenager, from Vernon, British Columbia, was pronounced dead at the scene. <br>Her 23-year-old boyfriend Jack Sepple, of Chelmsford, Essex, was arrested at the scene and has been charged with her murder. <br>He appeared at Colchester Magistrates' Court today wearing a grey jumper and trousers. <br>Sepple was remanded in custody following the short hearing and will next appear at Chelmsford Crown Court on Friday. <br>Ms Wadsworth had converted to the Church of the Latter-day Saints at the age of 18 and was described by fellow churchgoer Daniel Seaman as a 'woman of great faith' who 'even wanted to share her faith her her boyfriend'.<br>The teenager, who had never left Canada before but was said to have wanted to [https://www.newsweek.com/search/site/escape%20%27small escape 'small] town life', had flown to the UK to be with Sepple on November 12 last year - and was due to fly home to see her family this week.<br>Ms Wadsworth flew to the UK from Vernon, a city around 273 miles northeast of Vancouver with a population of little over 43,000, according to its authority's website. <br>The city is surrounded by three lakes and provides' an exceptional quality of life with a mix of urban amenities, world class resorts, amazing recreational opportunities'.<br>Mormons have been present in British Columbia since 1872 and around 31,000 residents of the province are served by its Langley temple.<br>During her trip to the UK, Ms Wadsworth visited dozens of tourist hotspots including Buckingham Palace and Big Ben in London.<br>She also joined Sepple's family for a trip to the historic town of Rye in East Sussex.  <br>The couple had met through an online dating app, though it is not known through which service they came into contact.<br>Her step mother Charmaine Wadsworth told CBC News today: 'We are just remembering how strong, smart and witty Ashleigh was - how kind she was and how she was always 10 steps ahead of all of us. <br>'She will be dearly missed by each and every one of us.' <br> Ashley Wadsworth, 19, was found stabbed to death at an address in Essex.<br><br>She had flown to the UK from her home in Canada to live with her boyfriend Jack Sepple (pictured together)  <br> Court sketches of Sepple appearing in the dock at Colchester Magistrates' Court for a short hearing on Thursday<br> Poppy Clifton, former partner of Sepple, was emotional as she attended the scene in Essex today<br> A police presence and cordon around a property inside a cul-de-sac in Sussex on Thursday afternoom<br> Forensic officers at the scene in Chelmsford on Thursday after Sepple was charged with the murder of Ashley Wadsworth<br> Flowers and lamps have been placed outside a police guarded cordon in a quiet cul-de-sac in Essex today<br> Flowers and candles laid close to a police cordon inside a quiet Essex cul-de-sac on Thursday<br> Ms Wadsworth (left) had been due to fly home to Vernon in British Columbia this week.<br><br>Her boyfriend Sepple (right) has been charged with her murder<br> Ms Wadsworth's heartbroken big sister, Hailey, vowed to get justice for her sibling, writing on Facebook: 'I love you so much baby girl you're the bestest little sister I ever could have asked for'<br> Essex Police detectives are pictured at the scene after they launched a murder investigation<br> RELATED ARTICLES <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>Ms Wadsworth's heartbroken big sister, Hailey, vowed to get justice for her sibling, writing on Facebook: 'I love you so much baby girl you're the bestest little sister I ever could have asked for.'<br>She had earlier said: 'My poor baby sister, we will get justice baby girl, I love you so much I miss you every day your big sissy loves you.'<br>Ms Wadsworth had posted a photograph of herself with Jack on Facebook on Sunday night and made the image her profile picture.<br>She had previously posted images of the couple smiling and enjoying sightseeing trips around Chelmsford and London. <br>The couple enjoyed a day out in the capital on January 9 to celebrate Jack's birthday, in which they visited Tower Bridge and the Tower of London.   <br>On Wednesday, friends of Ms Wadsworth posted tributes on Facebook to her.<br>Larissa Kontos, a friend of Ms Wadsworth's sister, described the teen as a 'beautiful loving soul'.<br>Ms Kontos wrote on Facebook: 'She had a ticket for this Thursday to come back home to people who love her dearly.'<br> Ms Wadsworth had previously posted images of the couple smiling and enjoying sightseeing trips around Chelmsford and London<br> Ms Wadsworth's heartbroken big sister, Hailey, vowed to get justice for her sibling<br> <br> Hailey wrote on Facebook: 'My poor baby sister we will get justice baby girl I love you so much I miss you everyday your big sissy loves you'<br>'You will never be forgotten my girly.<br><br>And I'll miss you so much!'<br>Ashley's aunt, Rosie Turcotte, wrote on Facebook: 'Want to say so much right now, but mama always said if you have nothing nice to say, say nothing at all.<br>'Another special Angel gone way too soon.'    <br>Larissa Kontos, a friend from Canada, posted an emotional tribute on Facebook.<br>She said: 'I've been trying to come up with words for hours.<br><br>I have wrote out a post and then deleted it. Because nothing I say will bring you back. 'I will miss our conversations, you were always messaging me telling me the newest thing you saw on how a person can get pregnant! I will miss seeing your smile and beautiful face!<br><br>'You will be truly missed by so many. Shine bright girly.'<br> The teenager outside the gates of Buckingham Palace during a day out with boyfriend, Jack  <br>Ms Kontos added: 'She was a 19-year-old beautiful soul.<br><br>She had a ticket for this Thursday to come back home to people whom lover her dearly.'<br>Ms Wadsworth's aunt, Rosie Turcotte, wrote on Facebook: 'I am so angry, sad and f***ing mad.<br>'Want to say so much right now, but mama always said if you have nothing nice to say, say nothing at all.<br>'Another special Angel gone way too soon.'<br>A neighbour, who asked not to be named, said: 'The police were called late yesterday afternoon and the whole street was crawling with officers.<br>'We could see the paramedics go into the living room of the house and they were working on someone for a while.<br>'They brought the young lady out into the road just outside the property and were continuing to try and save her.<br>'The police were talking about stab injuries.<br><br>It seems that she was the victim of a frenzied attack. 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It was awful to watch.'  <br>Friends have paid more heartbreaking tributes to Ashley on Facebook over the last 24 hours.<br>Tianna Kowalchuk, who described Ashley as her best friend, said: 'I'm sorry there wasn't more I or anyone else could do to help you.<br><br>But God has you in his hands now, we have you in our hearts forever.'<br>Another pal, Mackenzie Palm, wrote: 'Since grade 7, you were my best friend, my family and my rock.<br>'We went through so many phases together, we did so many silly things together.<br><br>We made so many memories.'<br>A third friend, Maleea Ames, said: 'Ashley Wadsworth, I remember first meeting you when we sat next together in the nail salon talking about life, summer and everything in between. <br>'You were so incredibly sweet, beautiful and a literal angel.'<br><br>adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement