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Headley pool party shooting 'frightening chaos' Headley pool party shooting 'frightening chaos'
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An organiser of a pool party where a man was shot dead has described the "frightening chaos" that unfolded. A pool party where a man was shot dead erupted in "frightening chaos" as the 400-strong crowd fled, one of its organisers has said.
Summerlyn Farquharson told how the crowd got "unruly" in the early hours and said people started running as gunshots were heard. Summerlyn Farquharson said some party-goers got "unruly" in the early hours and started running from the shots.
A 34-year-old man was found with a gunshot wound at the house in Headley, Surrey on Monday. Two men remain in custody. A 34-year-old man was found with a gunshot wound at the house in Headley, Surrey on Monday. Two suspects remain in custody.
Ms Farquharson denied the event was a "sex party".Ms Farquharson denied the event was a "sex party".
She said she had rented the house, next to a village church, for the past four years and had hosted similar parties there twice before with no trouble.She said she had rented the house, next to a village church, for the past four years and had hosted similar parties there twice before with no trouble.
More than 400 people were at the party when it turned to "chaos".More than 400 people were at the party when it turned to "chaos".
Ms Farquharson, who uses the title The Female Boss Krissy, said: "Before the shooting everything was nice and then it was chaos."Ms Farquharson, who uses the title The Female Boss Krissy, said: "Before the shooting everything was nice and then it was chaos."
"At about two o'clock the crowd was getting unruly, I am not sure if it was the alcohol but by the time I got to the security I heard a gunshot, I saw people running, people were trying to get into the house."At about two o'clock the crowd was getting unruly, I am not sure if it was the alcohol but by the time I got to the security I heard a gunshot, I saw people running, people were trying to get into the house.
"People weren't allowed in the house as it was a pool party but they were banging on the door.""People weren't allowed in the house as it was a pool party but they were banging on the door."
Adverts posted on Instagram listed her as an organiser along with Jamaican reggae artist Braintear Spookie, real name Jason White.Adverts posted on Instagram listed her as an organiser along with Jamaican reggae artist Braintear Spookie, real name Jason White.
She added: "I opened the door to let Spookie in, people were shouting to call the police, saying someone was shot, so I called the police and locked us in.She added: "I opened the door to let Spookie in, people were shouting to call the police, saying someone was shot, so I called the police and locked us in.
"We don't know who was shot, we don't know why it happened, we have no clue, we don't know who it is.""We don't know who was shot, we don't know why it happened, we have no clue, we don't know who it is."
At the scene, BBC South East reporter Bob Dale
There is still a strong police presence here. Roads are closed by police cars and vans and all traffic has been diverted.
It seems strange to see so many police officers in a quiet, affluent small village. It also appears to be extremely popular with cyclists.
Although it's only five minutes from the M25, the house is surrounded by farmland and as I drove into Headley I passed the Mid Surrey Pony Club.
It is fair to say that villagers are stunned by what has happening on their doorsteps.
Broken glass and rubbish were left strewn around the property, where forensic investigators were seen sifting through the debris.Broken glass and rubbish were left strewn around the property, where forensic investigators were seen sifting through the debris.
The dead man is believed to be one of the party-goers and has not yet been named by police.The dead man is believed to be one of the party-goers and has not yet been named by police.
Surrey Police said it was still holding two people - one on suspicion of murder, the other on suspicion of assisting an offender. Surrey Police said it was still holding two people from London - a 38 year-old man on suspicion of murder, and a 30-year-old woman on suspicion of assisting an offender.