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Woman shot by husband on Valentine's Day after trying to escape relationship
A woman was shot and killed by her husband outside a pub on Valentine's Day after trying to leave the relationship, an inquest heard.
Lisa Smith, 43, was shot twice in the neck in the car park of The Three Horseshoes in Knockholt, Kent, on 14 February this year. She had earlier told her sister she was leaving her husband, Edward Smith, and had got on a train from their home in Slough to stay with family in Kent.
Mr Smith tracked her down at the pub that evening before blocking her friend's car with his and firing four shots with a handgun, Kent and Medway Coroner's Court heard. On Wednesday, area coroner Katrina Hepburn concluded Ms Smith died from unlawful killing and found "requisite intent from Edward Smith to kill her or cause her really serious harm".
After killing his wife, Mr Smith, also known as Edvard Stockings, sent voice notes to someone he called "Nana.
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