[arista]

That poor Child had no way out.


[Head of Epsom College is found dead
alongside daughter, seven, and husband
on grounds of £42,000-a-year private school
in Surrey as police probe 'isolated incident'
Emma Pattison was found alongside
daughter Lettie, 7, and husband George
Police were called to £42,000 per year
school early on Sunday morning
School website now lists Paul Williams
as Acting Headmaster after tragedy]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...nt-school.html

https://news.sky.com/story/head-of-e...ghter-12804413


[Emma Pattison, 45, her husband George, 39,
and their daughter Lettie, 7, were found dead
at 01:10 GMT on Sunday.]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-64533429



I think this was all about Money problems.

[UserSince2005]

Did they have a dog?

[Mystic Mock]

That's tragic.

[arista]

[Police 'seal off Epsom College rifle range' after
deaths of first female head, her husband and
daughter, seven, in 'isolated' incident on
school grounds - after she said
'there's been lots of change for us as a family'
in haunting last podcast
Emma Pattison and her family experienced
a 'lot of change' in recent months
REPORT: Emma, George and their daughter
Lottie were found dead yesterday]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ly-deaths.html

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by arista

No

they did have a dog

[bots]

Seems like murder/suicide which is never pleasant

[UserSince2005]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

they did have a dog

****ing hell not again!

[arista]

[arista]

The Evil Husband shot her in the head

[arista]

[Epsom College head
'was shot dead by her husband,
who then killed their daughter, seven,
and himself in murder-suicide' after she
made 'distressed call' to a relative - days after
police spoke to him about his shotgun licence]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...r-suicide.html

Bodies of Emma Pattison, husband George,
and daughter Lettie found on Sunday

[arista]

Originally Posted by arista

The Evil Husband shot her in the head

[Cherie]

The headteacher of a private boarding school in Surrey who was shot dead by her husband earlier this year had wanted to leave him, her sister has revealed.

Emma Pattison and her daughter Lettie, 7, were found dead at their home in the grounds of Epsom College on February 5, along with Mrs Pattison’s husband, George Pattison, who is understood to have murdered them before killing himself.

A firearm legally registered to Mr Pattison was found at the scene, Surrey Police previously confirmed.

The trio were found dead after the headteacher made a distressed call to her sister Deborah Kirk.

In the days after her sister’s death Mrs Kirk began writing her thoughts and feelings down in “the fog of severe shock” to help deal with the “most inhumane of tragedies”.
In passages published in the Sunday Times, Mrs Kirk revealed that she told her sister she felt the relationship was “abusive” and she believed her sister was going to leave the relationship.

She wrote: “It seems that it was only when external, professional voices used the word abuse that she was able to listen, to have the perspective she needed.

“When someone entirely impartial called this what it was, the lens shifted and she realised that the damage would be in staying, not leaving.

https://www.bing.com/search?pglt=43&...ANNTA1&PC=LCTS

[arista]

Yes,
real sad, the mother
did not leave him the stinking, Evil Husband

[Cherie]

Lot of reports today

The husband of Epsom College head teacher Emma Pattison was three times over the alcohol driving limit before his death from a gunshot wound to the head, an inquest has heard.

Mrs Pattison and her seven-year-old daughter Lettie were found dead at their home within the grounds of the Surrey boarding school in February last year.

George Pattison, Mrs Pattison’s husband and Lettie’s father, was also found dead. He is believed to have shot them both before killing himself.

At an inquest into their deaths at Surrey Crown Court on Tuesday, senior coroner Richard Travers said Mr Pattison was “approximately three times the statutory [alcohol] limit for driving” at the time.

Mr Travers added: “George Pattison was a well-nourished adult male that showed no signs of natural disease. He died as a consequence of a shotgun wound to the head.”

Toxicology reports suggested the level of alcohol in Mr Pattison’s blood would be associated with a “high to extreme degree of intoxication” in an average social drinker, the court heard.

A very low concentration of propranolol, a drug prescribed for anxiety, was also found in toxicology reports but not conclusively confirmed.