This is the shocking moment that three pistol shot shot in a quiet village that a mother of two people killes behind.
Pubgoers who had enjoyed a Valentine's Day dinner are also heard of fear of fear on CCTV images obtained by MailOnline.
A minute after the three explosions, a fourth is heard and a vehicle is seen that the parking lot of the Three Horseshoes Pub in Knockholt, Kentaat.
Moments later a woman can be heard: “He killed her.”
The shooting took place last Friday at 7 p.m. and the police are investigating a potential theory of suicide.
The victim, called locally as Lisa and who was in the forty, died of shot wounds after the attack outside the popular pub.
Kent's police have also revealed that the suspect in the fatal shooting 'perhaps the water entered' at the Dartford intersection afterwards.
The armed forces said that a man they were looking for, who was assumed to be known to the victim, left the area and a car and gun were later found with the Queen Elizabeth II bridge – 10 miles away – and officers later received reports from A man on the wrong side of the barrier.
A minute after the three explosions, a fourth is heard and a vehicle has been seen that the parking lot of the Three Horseshoes Pub in Knockholt, Kenteaten Verlaat
Flowers tribute as well as looks Red Bull have been left in honor of a woman shot dead outside the Three Horseshoes Pub in Knockholt, near Sevenoaks in Kent
Kent Kent Police officers have investigated after they have been called on Friday at 7 p.m.
The victim in her forty died of shot wounds after Friday's attack in the village Kent
Senior research officer, detective head inspector David Highham, said: 'Calling handlers received reports from a man on the wrong side of the barrier and we do not exclude the possibility that he entered the water.
'We are currently only looking for one suspect and do not believe that there is a constant risk to the public.
“Specialist officers continue to collaborate with the families of both parties involved to support them after this tragic incident.”
It is clear that neither the suspect nor the victim came from Kent, but had local connections with the area.
The Hospita of the Pub, Michelle Thomas, revealed that 30 people were in the pub for dinner, while there were 20 more in the bar when the incident unfolded just after 7 pm.
She also described how an off-duty firearm officer intervened to get the situation under control and said that the victim had been in the pub earlier, but was 'not regular'.
The local population described her as a mother of two, while not only flowers but also looks of Red Bull were laid in honor of the pub – and mourners who attended the scene were crying.
The victim was declared on the spot, while Kent's police confirmed that her family had been informed
Eve Hussey, 62, who lives locally, said MailOnline: 'We were shocked that we heard about it on the news. We pass here for all our arrival and jerils and it's just such a quiet village. '
Rev Tim Edwards, vicar of the church of St. Katharine in the village, said: 'I think the most important shock is – Shock is the word I have repeatedly heard of people that feeling of disbelief. It is not what you would expect in such a village. '
Thivi Selva, who worked in the neighboring Knockholt Village store, said MailOnline: 'I heard pony and people crying outside – 20 minutes later the police came and blocked the road. I heard gunshots – I thought they were fireworks. '
Knockholt Parish Councilor Steve Maines said the BBC earlier: 'We were our Valentine's Day meal when we suddenly heard this huge commotion outside in the parking lot.
“We were told that someone had been shot, so we had to leave.”
A blue chair car in the pub -parking space was removed from the murder scene by the police and removed through Laader truck during the weekend.
Forensic officers worked both day and night on site in Knockholt
The local population has talked about the 'shock' in the community after the murder
