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29 May 20
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in 2020 England ,nuff said 
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A man has died in the grounds of a historic castle after rocks were thrown at him while he was out walking.
The victim, who has not been identified, was killed at Lullingstone Castle in Eynsford, Kent, at 5.21pm yesterday. Police put up a cordon around the area and were questioning motorists as well as searching fields in the area.
Grammy Award-winning songwriter Victoria Horn who lives nearby said: ‘He was just out walking and they stoned him to death.
This is where I walk my dog and now I’m really worried about taking him out.’
She added that there had been issues in the past with gangs of young people congregating in the area and has had to call police because of them going into her garden.
On one occasion the cricket grounds keeper was threatened with a glass bottle.
However, because it is a remote village with a chocolate box feel to it, she felt reports of anti-social behaviour were brushed off.
Following last night’s death, a witness said they saw armed police sweeping the area close to the 15th century castle and grounds.
Attempts were made by officers to revive him using CPR but he was later declared dead at the scene.
Read more: https://metro.co.uk/2020/05/29/man-stoned-death-lullington-castle-kent-12774...
The victim, who has not been identified, was killed at Lullingstone Castle in Eynsford, Kent, at 5.21pm yesterday. Police put up a cordon around the area and were questioning motorists as well as searching fields in the area.
Grammy Award-winning songwriter Victoria Horn who lives nearby said: ‘He was just out walking and they stoned him to death.
This is where I walk my dog and now I’m really worried about taking him out.’
She added that there had been issues in the past with gangs of young people congregating in the area and has had to call police because of them going into her garden.
On one occasion the cricket grounds keeper was threatened with a glass bottle.
However, because it is a remote village with a chocolate box feel to it, she felt reports of anti-social behaviour were brushed off.
Following last night’s death, a witness said they saw armed police sweeping the area close to the 15th century castle and grounds.
Attempts were made by officers to revive him using CPR but he was later declared dead at the scene.
Read more: https://metro.co.uk/2020/05/29/man-stoned-death-lullington-castle-kent-12774...
small village. you would think it was outsiders. feral scum whoever they are. The old man was 60 and fishing.
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