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Man kills wife, turns gun on self Police wife killer is remembered
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The man suspected of shooting his wife before turning the gun on himself at their home near Newry was a respected youth co-ordinator. Colleagues of a man suspected of shooting his wife dead before killing himself at their County Down home have been paying tribute to him.
Andrew Kewley, known as Tully, worked on the Where is My Public Servant (wimps) project. Andrew Kewley, known as Tully, was a youth worker on the Where Is My Public Servant (WIMPS) project.
His wife, Caroline, was a part-time police officer, who was also known by her maiden name of Clark.His wife, Caroline, was a part-time police officer, who was also known by her maiden name of Clark.
The couple, in their late 30s, were found at their house at Edentrumly Road in Mayobridge, shortly before 0045 BST. "We will sorely miss Tully's infectious energy and unbridled enthusiasm," read the WIMPS website on Wednesday.
A legally held firearm was recovered. "At no time was there any question of his suitability for work with young people - indeed he was well-known for his skill in working with hard to reach young people."
Sympathy
The website stated that sympathy "goes to both families" and that the organisation would not be drawn on speculation surrounding the deaths.
The couple, in their late 30s, were found at their house at Edentrumly Road in Mayobridge near Newry shortly before 0045 BST on Tuesday.
A legally held firearm was subsequently recovered.
It is thought Mr Kewley killed his wife then himself after she told him that she wanted to leave him.It is thought Mr Kewley killed his wife then himself after she told him that she wanted to leave him.
The couple lived in a bungalow in Mayobridge
A statement on the Wimps website extended their sympathy to both families.
"We will sorely miss Tully's infectious energy and unbridled enthusiasm," it said.
"More still we will miss a dear colleague who showed a deep vocational commitment to improving the lives of young people, and who believed in them even when their self-belief was hard to find."
Police are not looking for anyone else in connection to the deaths.Police are not looking for anyone else in connection to the deaths.