Body of young man found at house of double murder suspect Stephen Farrow During the hearing, Farrow spoke only to confirm his name, date of birth and that he was of no fixed address. Farrow was arrested in Folkestone, Kent, on February 19 following a tip-off from the public after Avon and Somerset Police launched a nationwide manhunt. Mr Suddards, 59, was found stabbed to death at his home in Thornbury on February 14, while Mrs Yates, 77, was also stabbed at her cottage in Bewdley, Worcestershire, on January 2. Mr Suddards' body was found by workmen who had arrived at the vicarage next to St Mary's Church in Castle Street. The news of his death sent shockwaves through the clergy and the close-knit community, about 11 miles north of Bristol. He had only taken up his post last July, having come from the Diocese of Chelmsford in Essex. The former barrister moved to the area after serving at St Nicolas Church in Witham, Essex, since 2001 and before that at Great Yeldham parish, 20 miles away in Essex. Police seized a white Citroen van at about 11.30pm on Tuesday, hours after arresting a 43-year-old man over Mr Suddards' death. He was later released on bail. Mrs Yates was found dead at the bottom of stairs at her home on the banks of the River Severn on January 4, having been killed two days earlier. Farrow appeared before District Judge Joti Boparai surrounded by three female dock officers. The defendant, who is around 6ft 4in, was wearing a dark grey fleece jacket and green combat trousers. He has receding black hair, greying at the sides. Farrow was represented in court by Hannah Uglow, who made no representations on her client's behalf. Farrow was remanded in custody.