'Just so beautiful' - Family pay tribute to fiance stabbed to death in Yorkshire village
The family of a man who was found stabbed in an alleyway in Yorkshire have paid tribute to him.
Cleveland Police have now named Paul Miller as the man who died following the incident in New Marske on Friday evening.
The force previously said it had been called to the village just after 8pm on Friday (Mar 6) by the ambulance service after a 30-year-old was found in an alleyway with serious injuries.
Mr Miller, of Saltburn, died at the scene around an hour later.
His family, who are being supported by specially-trained officers, released a statement through the force.
It said: “The best son in the world, who loved his sisters, nieces, family and friends so much.
“Paul was the best fiancé to his partner, so loving and affectionate and just so beautiful. He was silly and funny, but also kind and would do anything to help people.
“As the life and soul of the party, Paul would light up any room he walked in and was loved by so many people. We will miss him terribly.”
Police initially arrested a 37-year-old man on suspicion of murder following the incident, which happened between Dale Street and Arthur Terrace. He has since been bailed.
Detectives have also arrested three 19-year-old men on suspicion of murder.