Horror as two women, 24 & 38, stabbed to death at home with teenage boy & man rushed to hospital – as man, 49, arrested
TWO women have died in a horrific Christmas Day "double-murder" after allegedly being stabbed to death.
A teenage boy and man in his late-twenties have been taken to hospital with serious injuries after the incident.
Cops have confirmed they have arrested a 49-year-old man on suspicion of murder and attempted murder, who remains in police custody.
A murder investigation has been launched following the tragic death of two women at the scene, aged 38 and 24.
Two others remain in stable condition after being taken to hospital with serious injuries.
Officers were first called to a block of apartments in Milton Keynes around 6.36pm yesterday following reports of a stabbing.
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Terrified neighbours have described what they believe to be blood splattered on the front door of the Santa Cruz Avenue, Bletchley, home.
Forensic teams have been spotted near the address with Thames Valley police having cordoned off the usually quiet street.
Christmas decorations and children's toys have been spotted strewn outside the three-storey property.
One neighbour, who asked not to be named, told The Sun: "It's mortifying.
"I heard all the ambulances last night but you don't expect anything like this to happen around here.
“And on Christmas day of all days."
Another claimed emergency services treated a victim in the street before taking them to hospital.
They said: "[Paramedics] were working on him in the street. And the other [victims] were covered in a white tarp."
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A Thames Valley Police spokesperson said: "We have launched a double murder investigation, which may be concerning to the wider public; however, we have made an arrest and are not looking for anyone else in connection with this incident and the parties are known to each other.
"Members of the public will see a large police presence in the area while our investigation takes place. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to approach our officers and they will do their best to help.
"Anyone with information or footage which you think could help our investigation, please call us on 101, quoting reference number 43240622935.
"Alternatively, you can make a report online, or contact the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111."
