A man has been charged with murder after the death of a woman in Somerset. Sarah Ashwell, 47, was found dead at her home in Wells on the afternoon of 7 November. Antanas Jankauskas, 38, of Wookey, had been charged with murder and was due to appear at Taunton magistrates court on Saturday, Avon and Somerset police said. The major crime investigation team launched a murder investigation and four men were arrested on suspicion of murder, including Jankauskas. The other three arrested men have now been released under investigation, although one of them has been recalled to prison over other matters. Officers also arrested a fifth man on suspicion of assisting an offender and he has been released under investigation. Det Supt Gary Haskins said: “This is a large-scale investigation involving over 100 officers and staff from across our service. The picture we have built up is of a mother, daughter and friend who was well known and well loved and whose loss is deeply felt. Our thoughts are with her loved ones. “We’re grateful for the support of the community in coming forward with information, but it’s important to say that our work to get justice for Sarah and answers for her family is far from over. “I’d ask people to continue to support our investigation in any way they can. We would however ask the public not to speculate on this case on social media as this could risk prejudicing the legal process now under way.” Ashwell’s family said they were “absolutely devastated” and “utterly heartbroken” by her death. In a statement, they said: “Sarah had so much of her life still to live. It is unbearable for us to think that this has been taken away from her and that she has been taken away from us. “We are incredibly touched by the many kind and loving tributes that have been posted on social media by friends and loved ones in the last few days. It is a comfort for us to be reminded how well loved she was and that so many people had such affection for her.”