A FUNDRAISING page has been set up for the funeral of popular young mum Jennifer Morgan.
The 33-year-old was found in a pool of blood by her 11-year-old daughter at her home in Kirkintilloch last week.
Jennifer, who is from the city's Maryhill, had just moved into the property in Alexander Place.
Charlene Mitchell and Laura McCartney set up the fundraiser on JustGiving which has collected £860 so far.
Charlene said: "Jennifer was a childhood friend of us and was such a lovely happy girl who would have done anything for anyone. Please everyone who knew her, please donate. she has been taken so cruelly and suddenly."
Supporters of the page have donated in their droves and it is hoped £1,500 can be raised for Jennifer's funeral.
Jennifer with her dad Terry
One supporter said: "Gone far too soon, will miss our funny wee chats. RIP wee gorgeous Jen."
Another added: "You were one in a million babe, gonna be sorely missed by all. Sleep tight angel."
A man appeared in court today charged with murdering Jennifer with a knife.
Her partner Hugh Baird, 39, allegedly killed 33-year-old Jennifer Morgan on April 18 and repeatedly stabbed her.
It’s alleged he sat outside in a car and shouted at her when she came out of her house.
Prosecutors claim he followed her and and repeatedly stabbed her with a knife.
Baird, from Maryhill, Glasgow, appeared in private at the city’s sheriff court where he was represented by Ian Sievwright.
He made no plea and was remanded in custody by sheriff Diana McConnell.
He will appear next week for a full committal hearing.
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