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Fetcham man and woman stabbed to death: Viktoras Bruzas sought Fetcham couple stabbed to death: Viktoras Bruzas sought
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A manhunt is under way across two counties after a husband and wife were found stabbed to death in Surrey. A manhunt is under way across two counties after a husband and wife were murdered in Surrey.
The bodies of Patrick and Gillian Kettyle were found at a house in Fetcham, near Leatherhead, after Surrey Police were alerted in the early hours. The bodies of Patrick and Gillian Kettyle were found at a house in Fetcham, near Leatherhead, after police were alerted in the early hours.
The couple, both in their 50s, were found at a house in The Copse by another resident in the property. The couple, both in their 50s, were found stabbed to death at a house in The Copse.
The force is trying to trace Viktoras Bruzas, from Surrey, who they believe may now be in Sussex.The force is trying to trace Viktoras Bruzas, from Surrey, who they believe may now be in Sussex.
Double murderDouble murder
Another man in his 30s has been arrested in Walton-on-Thames on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder.Another man in his 30s has been arrested in Walton-on-Thames on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder.
Ch Insp Mark Preston, of Surrey Police, said officers who were called to the scene at about 00:30 GMT were dealing with a double murder. He said police needed trace Mr Bruzas as a matter of urgency. Ch Insp Mark Preston, of Surrey Police, said officers who were called to the scene at about 00:30 GMT were dealing with a double murder. He said police needed trace Mr Bruzas as a matter of urgency.
"I would urge members of the public not to approach him but to call Surrey Police immediately if they know his whereabouts," he said."I would urge members of the public not to approach him but to call Surrey Police immediately if they know his whereabouts," he said.
Mr Bruzas, 38, from Walton-on Thames but originally believed to be from Lithuania, is thought to be driving a black Mercedes, registration AU11 WJY. Police said he also had connections to south-east London.Mr Bruzas, 38, from Walton-on Thames but originally believed to be from Lithuania, is thought to be driving a black Mercedes, registration AU11 WJY. Police said he also had connections to south-east London.
Mr Preston described Fetcham as a small, close-knit community.Mr Preston described Fetcham as a small, close-knit community.
He said the incident was likely to have a lasting impact on the village, but specialist and neighbourhood officers were working with residents.He said the incident was likely to have a lasting impact on the village, but specialist and neighbourhood officers were working with residents.
The pair have not been named, but police said the victims and Mr Bruzas were known to each other. Police said the victims and Mr Bruzas were known to each other. Their bodies were found by another resident of The Copse.
At the sceneAt the scene
Adrian Harms, BBC SurreyAdrian Harms, BBC Surrey
People have woken up in Fetcham genuinely shocked over what has happened.People have woken up in Fetcham genuinely shocked over what has happened.
I have spoken to several people who have lived here for a number of years and nothing like this has happened before.I have spoken to several people who have lived here for a number of years and nothing like this has happened before.
Fetcham is a small village and it's a very nice area - it's an idyllic place to live. However, this morning it's filled with a number of police vehicles.Fetcham is a small village and it's a very nice area - it's an idyllic place to live. However, this morning it's filled with a number of police vehicles.
There is genuine concern that this man is still on the run.There is genuine concern that this man is still on the run.
Simon Ferrar, who lives in the The Copse, said police knocked on his door at 02:30 to ask questions about the killing. Simon Ferrar, who lives in The Copse, said police knocked on his door at 02:30 to ask questions about the killing.
"We knew [the couple] in passing. They were a very friendly couple who were quiet and kept themselves to themselves," he said."We knew [the couple] in passing. They were a very friendly couple who were quiet and kept themselves to themselves," he said.
"We walked the dogs with them and they've lived here probably six or seven years."We walked the dogs with them and they've lived here probably six or seven years.
"I think Gill was retired and Patrick ran a development business.""I think Gill was retired and Patrick ran a development business."
Another neighbour, Peter Raw, said: "It's shattering at any time but when it's virtually on your doorstep it's even worse.Another neighbour, Peter Raw, said: "It's shattering at any time but when it's virtually on your doorstep it's even worse.
"It's a quiet neighbourhood, a lovely neighbourhood. Most people have probably lived here a long time anyway and live a normal quiet life.""It's a quiet neighbourhood, a lovely neighbourhood. Most people have probably lived here a long time anyway and live a normal quiet life."
Earlier, police tape was used to seal off a large area outside the house.
Officers have since extended the cordon to cover a larger part of The Copse including a section at one end of the road.