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The son of a victim in a ‘murder-suicide’ case, who is an actor, is pleading with his late mother’s friends to refrain from going to his stepfather’s funeral.

**Actor Calls for Friends to Skip Stepfather’s Funeral After Mother’s Tragic Death**

In a heartfelt plea, actor and musician Callum Kerr has urged friends and acquaintances not to attend the funeral of his stepfather, following the tragic death of his mother, Dawn Kerr, in a suspected murder-suicide in France. The incident, which occurred on February 6, involved the discovery of the bodies of British couple Andrew and Dawn Searle at their home in Les Pesquies.

Callum, known for his roles in “Hollyoaks” and Netflix’s “Virgin River,” expressed that it would be “inappropriate” for his mother’s memory to be linked to a service honoring the man who may have played a role in her death. Dawn Searle was found outside their residence with severe head injuries, while Andrew Searle was discovered inside the home. Prosecutors have since classified the case as a murder-suicide, citing a lack of evidence for third-party involvement.

In an Instagram post co-authored with his sister, Amanda Kerr, Callum stated, “In the absence of any evidence suggesting third-party involvement in the tragic death of our mother, Dawn Kerr, the prevailing hypothesis remains that of a murder-suicide.” He further noted that his mother suffered multiple blows to the head, and no defensive wounds were found on Andrew Searle.

While the official investigation continues, Callum emphasized the importance of recognizing the current circumstances surrounding his mother’s death. He firmly requested that their mother not be included in any way in the funeral arrangements.

As the family navigates this difficult time, they seek to honor Dawn’s memory without association to the tragic events that unfolded.

**FAQ**

*What happened to Callum Kerr’s mother?*

Callum Kerr’s mother, Dawn Kerr, was found dead in a suspected murder-suicide incident involving her husband, Andrew Searle, in France. 

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