Harrowing scenes as a loved one screams 'how did I not protect her?' outside the family home where a young woman was found dead with bloodstains on the garden fence - as 'man known to her' is arrested
- Celeste Manno, 23, was found dead Monday in her northeast Melbourne home
- A 35-year-old man was arrested and taken to hospital with non-serious injuries
- The man is believed to be known to Ms Manno and remains under police guard
- Homicide detectives are still working to determine the exact cause of her death
- The young student has been remembered by friends as a 'beautiful soul'
A young woman has been found dead inside her Melbourne family home.
Celeste Manno, 23, was found deceased in the Umbria Road property, in Merdna, about 4.10am Monday.
A 35-year-old man believed to be known to Ms Manno has been arrested.
He was taken to hospital to be treated for non-life threatening injuries and remains under police guard. It is believed he took himself to the Merdna police station sometime in the morning.
Homicide detectives are still working to determine the circumstances surrounding her death.
Celeste Manno (pictured), 23, was found dead inside her family's Merdna home, in Melbourne's northeast, in the early hours of Monday morning
Tributes have begun pouring in online for the young woman, who has been remembered by friends as a 'beautiful soul'.
'Rest In Peace beautiful girl I swear to god I’m going to miss you so much,' one friend wrote.
'Words cannot describe what I’m feeling right now I’m shocked and this news, may you rest in peace and fly high our new angel.'
Friend Bertine Rashou said Ms Manno was' the most beautiful soul' she had ever encountered.
'I am absolutely shocked and devastated. I have no words my heart is broken,' Ms Rashou said.
Ms Manno was a criminology and psychology student at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, according to her social media profiles.
Tributes have begun pouring in for the young criminology and psychology student (pictured) who has been remembered by friends as a 'beautiful soul'
Crime scenes have been set up at the Umbria Road property (pictured) and at Merdna Police Station
A large group of devastated loved ones could be seen hugging and crying outside the four-bedroom home on Monday, where Ms Manno lived with her mother and other family members, the Herald Sun reports.
Ms Manno's mother tried to run through the crime tape as her daughter's body was removed from the house but was stopped by officers, while one woman screamed 'how did I not protect her?' as she was comforted by loved ones on the lawn.
Crime scenes have been set up at northeast Melbourne residence and at the police station.
Blood was visible on a fence at the property and a blue Peugeot outside the police station underwent forensic testing on Monday.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
If you need help in a crisis, call Lifeline on 13 11 14. If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence, contact 1800RESPECT.
A 35-year-old man has been arrested and remains under guard in hospital where he is being treated for non-life threatening injuries. Pictured: police at the scene on Monday
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