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Woman murdered at Harrow School Daughter of Harrow teacher killed
(about 10 hours later)
A woman has been found stabbed to death at her home in the grounds of one of England's top public schools. The daughter of a master at one of the UK's leading public schools has been found stabbed to death and the son of another teacher has been arrested.
Lucy Braham, the 25-year-old daughter of Harrow School's art director, was found at her home in Peterborough Road, Harrow-on-the-Hill on Thursday night. Lucy Braham, 25, the daughter of Harrow School's art director, was found at her family home in Harrow-on-the-Hill, north west London, on Thursday night.
Ms Braham received stab wounds to her chest and abdomen in the incident, which took place on school premises. She had wounds to her chest and abdomen and was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police said a man in his 20s was also found badly injured and has been arrested over Miss Braham's murder. Police have arrested student William Jaggs, 22. He was found with stab wounds, thought to be self-inflicted.
Officers are investigating whether Miss Braham was in a relationship with the man, whose wounds are believed to be self-inflicted. A knife was found at the scene, in Peterborough Road.
He is under police guard in hospital. A knife was found at the house. It is thought the pair knew each other but were not in a relationship.
I'm just stunned that something like this could happen here Ray PanRestaurant owner
Former Harrow School pupil Deep Dansingani, who now runs an antique shop on Harrow on the Hill, said everyone was devastated.
"I have lived in Harrow all my life practically and it's a great sadness for the whole community," he told BBC London.
Ray Pan, manager of Bistro Francais, opposite the school, said it was a nice quiet area with a low crime rate.
"I'm just stunned that something like this could happen here," he said.
Residents of the Harrow community are deeply shocked by this tragedy Harrow School statementResidents of the Harrow community are deeply shocked by this tragedy Harrow School statement
A post-mortem examination at Northwick Park hospital found Miss Braham died from shock and haemorrhaging in addition to the stab wounds. The arrested man, who is critically injured and too ill to talk to detectives, is under police guard in hospital. He is believed to be the son of a design teacher at the school and a student at Oxford University.
Police have cordoned off the property, a Victorian house which is part of a large residential block.Police have cordoned off the property, a Victorian house which is part of a large residential block.
It is located just 200m from the entrance to the private all-boys school, which caters for 800 pupils.It is located just 200m from the entrance to the private all-boys school, which caters for 800 pupils.
A spokeswoman for Harrow School said: "There was a serious incident in a property owned by the school last night. No pupils from the school were involved.A spokeswoman for Harrow School said: "There was a serious incident in a property owned by the school last night. No pupils from the school were involved.
"Residents of the Harrow community are deeply shocked by this tragedy and the school wishes to extend its greatest sympathy to the families of those involved.""Residents of the Harrow community are deeply shocked by this tragedy and the school wishes to extend its greatest sympathy to the families of those involved."
'Great sadness'
Former Harrow School pupil Deep Dansingani, who now runs an antique shop on Harrow on the Hill, said everyone was devastated.
"I have lived in Harrow all my life practically and it's a great sadness for the whole community," he told BBC London.
Ray Pan, manager of Bistro Francais, opposite the school, said it was a nice quiet area with a low crime rate.
"I'm just stunned that something like this could happen here," he said.