A person will seem in courtroom charged with the murders of a father and son who had been shot useless in two villages six miles aside in Cambridgeshire.
Cambridgeshire Constabulary mentioned Stephen Alderton, 66, of no mounted abode, will seem at Huntingdon Magistrates’ Courtroom on Saturday charged with two counts of homicide and one rely of possession of a firearm.
The our bodies of Gary and Joshua Dunmore had been found at properties in The Row, Sutton, and Meridian Shut, Bluntisham, on Wednesday.
The victims’ household paid tribute to the “devoted” father and son in a press release launched through Cambridgeshire Constabulary on Friday.
They mentioned: “Josh was a loyal father and a loving uncle. He was an exquisite son and brother and leaves behind an intensive group of household and pals.
“He will probably be deeply missed and the devastation this has brought about won’t ever heal.
“Gary was probably the most devoted son, brother, dad and grandad, who gave all the things for these he liked.
“He was a mild and beneficiant one who all the time put others earlier than himself and he’ll be massively missed by his household and all those that knew and liked him.”
A floral tribute to Gary Dunmore, left outdoors his house in The Row, Sutton, mentioned: “To my pricey neighbour Gary.
“A person who liked his household dearly, a pricey good friend to all, so useful and type and was all the time round as a good friend and my little odd job man.
“I’m going to overlook you.”
Police mentioned that autopsy examinations will happen at Peterborough Metropolis Hospital on Monday.