Just before 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, police were called to a detached home in Ashlyn Close in northern Bushey, close to Watford.
Three women with “serious injuries” were discovered when they came with ambulance personnel.
“Sadly, despite their best efforts, the women, who are believed to be related, died a short time later at the scene,” stated Hertfordshire Constabulary.
Chief Superintendent Jon Simpson stated the victims’ ages at a news conference on Wednesday at 12:30 p.m.; however, their precise relationship is yet unknown. The victims were 25, 28, and 61 years old.
Chief Superintendent Simpson stated that the event was thought to be a “targeted incident” by the police.
street.The arrival of about ten police cars and ambulance workers, according to Derek Turner, a resident of the same neighborhood, was “like an explosion in the street”.
He claimed that he mistook the call for a terrorist incident since police were milling around with “black uniforms and sort of semi-automatic guns.”
At the moment, the property’s front entrance is marked with a blue tent, and the road is blocked off.
