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Pub landlady describes moments before woman was shot dead on Valentine's Day

The landlady of a pub described hearing two loud bangs on Valentine’s Day, which she initially thought were fireworks, as reported by Ms. Thomas to Sky News.
Kent Police indicated that the suspect is believed to be known to the victim and later found a car and gun at the Queen Elizabeth II bridge.
Detective Chief Inspector David Higham stated that they are only looking for one suspect and do not believe there to be an ongoing risk to the public.

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Daily Mirror

Pub landlady heard 'fireworks' sounds as woman shot dead on Valentine’s Day

A woman in her 40s was shot dead in an incident on Valentine's Day at the Three Horseshoes in Knockholt, Kent, and the landlady has described hearing the horrifying gunshots

7 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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The LADbible

Pub landlady speaks out after woman shot dead on Valentine’s Day by man ‘known' to victim

The landlady of a pub where a woman was shot dead on Valentine's Day has spoken out.

6 days ago·Manchester, United Kingdom

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Daily Express

Knockholt pub landlady says victim was enjoying drink moments before she died

The landlady of a village pub where a woman was shot dead on Valentine's Day has told how the victim was enjoying a drink moments earlier.

7 days ago·United Kingdom

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Daily Record

Pub landlady where woman was shot dead on Valentine’s Day heard 'two loud bangs'

Michelle Thomas, who runs The Three Horseshoes in Knockholt, Kent, said customers started 'screaming, shouting and crying' after a woman in her 40s was killed.

7 days ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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