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Stourbridge man charged with murder of pensioner in Shropshire

Moses Christensen. Pic - West Midlands Police <i>(Image: Kevin George/ Getty Images)</i>
Moses Christensen. Pic - West Midlands Police (Image: Kevin George/ Getty Images)
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A STOURBRIDGE man who went missing has appeared in court today charged with murdering a pensioner at a Shropshire beauty spot.

Moses Christensen, aged 21, from Oldswinford, has been charged with murder and possession of a bladed article in a public place after police launched a murder investigation into the death of a man found dead on Brown Clee Hill on Friday August 14.

Stourbridge News: Police at Brown Clee Hill, Shropshire. Pic - Matthew Cooper/PA WirePolice at Brown Clee Hill, Shropshire. Pic - Matthew Cooper/PA Wire

The man has today been named as Richard Hall, aged 70, from Perton in Staffordshire.

Stourbridge News: Richard Hall. Pic - West Mercia PoliceRichard Hall. Pic - West Mercia Police

His family said in a statement: "Richard was a wonderful man in every single way. A massive loss to the family and everyone that knew him. An inspiration to many, taken away from us far too soon."

Christensen, believed to be a former Elmfield School student, appeared at Kidderminster Magistrates’ Court by video link today (Tuesday August 18) and the case has been committed to Shrewsbury Crown Court.

Remanded in custody - the defendant, of Corser Street, is now due to appear before the crown court on August 20.

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