Family of Alex Buchan pay tribute after his death in Holbeach
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The family of a 14-year-old boy found dead at a house have said he was a "gentle boy who would help anyone".
Fourteen-year-old Alex Buchan was found at the home in Fleet Street, Holbeach, Lincolnshire, early on 6 April.
A 15-year-old girl and two men aged 19 who were arrested over drugs-related offences in connection with Alex's death have since been released on bail.
Alex's father, Alexander, 60, said the death of his son had come as "such a shock".
Mr Buchan, a company director, last saw his son the evening before and said: "Alex was such a gentle, kind boy, he really was."
"He was so loving and helpful, he would help anyone, and he was loved by all his family.
"This has come as such a shock."
Mr Buchan said he would not add any further comment while the investigation into his son's death was continuing.
Lincolnshire Police said it was investigating the circumstances of Alex's death - no cause of death has been confirmed.
Paying tribute, Alex's sister Beth Donnelly said: "I never thought I'd ever have to say goodbye to you, the sweetest boy I know, with a heart of gold.
"Rest in peace handsome until we meet again."
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- Published8 April 2019