Woodmancote shooter deliberately omitted history of depression and police run-in on shotgun license form, inquest hears

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Woodmancote shooter deliberately omitted history of depression and police run-in on shotgun license form, inquest hears

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13/07/2022

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A man who shot and killed his partner and their two young children deliberately omitted his mental health struggles and a run-in with police on a shotgun application form to police, an inquest has been told. Read MoreSussexWorld Chichester

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