Gun dealer Peter Hartshorne-Jones, 51, arrested over shooting murder of his solicitor wife Silke at their 17th century farmhouse

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Enterprise News and Pictures 4/5/20 Pic shows: Solicitor Silke Hartshorne-Jones, who was found with gunshot wounds in the early hours of Sunday at Grade II-listed 17th century Chestnut Farm in Barham near Ipswich. She died later from her injuries. Police rushed to the farmhouse in Suffolk just after 4.45am where Mrs Hartshorne-Jones was found in a critical condition. She was pronounced dead a short time later at Ipswich Hospital. Her husband, Peter Alan Hartshorne-Jones, 51, has been arrested on suspicion of murder and is being questioned by police at Bury St Edmunds. Mr Hartshorne-Jones is a gun-dealer, who in March last year posted a comment about the comeback of the "potentially 'doomed' British side by side shotgun, remarking that it "is making a remarkable and welcome return to the shooting field in recent years" adding "for balance, sheer elegance and in today's market value for money foreign machine made guns cant compare. www.fineenglishguns.co.uk". Mrs Hartshorne-Jones died a fortnight before her identical twin sons were due to celebrate thier ninth birthday. The twins boys were seen by a neighbour being led away from the property early on Sunday morning. The Mailonline reports that CCTV belonging to neighbour Kevin Terry, who lived next door, recorded the two boys being taken away and police have taken footage from his surveillance system to analyse for potential video evidence. German-born Mrs Hartshorne-Jones lived with her husband Peter, their two sons and two dogs at the farmhouse. Mrs Hartshorne-Jones worked as a lawyer for K2 Partnering Solutions, a technology company. Mr Hartshorne-Jones, who has been described as 'a country gentleman' who loved guns,' runs Hartshorne Fine English Shotguns selling 'the finest sporting English and Scottish shotguns,' according to his website, and he also runs a recruitment agency for catering staff. Silke Hartshorne-Jones is pictured here on her Linkedin p

Gun-dealer Peter Alan Hartshorne-Jones, 51, has been arrested for the murder of his wife after she was found with gunshot wounds in the early hours of Sunday at Grade II-listed 17th century Chestnut Farm in Barham near Ipswich.

Grade II-listed 17th century Chestnut Farm in Barham near Ipswich where solicitor Silke Hartshorne-Jones was murdered

Solicitor Silke Hartshorne-Jones (pictured above) was shot in the early hours of Sunday and died later from her injuries. Police rushed to the farmhouse in Suffolk just after 4.45am where Mrs Hartshorne-Jones was found in a critical condition. She was pronounced dead a short time later at Ipswich Hospital.

The upstairs landing inside Chestnut Farm in Barham where Mrs Hartshorne-Jones was fatally shot      Picture: Zoopla

Her husband Peter has been arrested on suspicion of murder and is being questioned by police at Bury St Edmunds.

Chestnut Farm

Mrs Hartshorne-Jones died a fortnight before her identical twin sons were due to celebrate thier ninth birthday. The twins boys were seen by a neighbour being led away from the property early on Sunday morning.

 Chestnut Farm is cordoned off by police after the shooting      Picture: Facebook

The Mail online reports that CCTV belonging to neighbour Kevin Terry, who lived next door, recorded the two boys being taken away and police have taken footage from his surveillance system to analyse for potential video evidence.

German-born Mrs Hartshorne-Jones lived with her husband Peter, their two sons and two dogs at the farmhouse. Mrs Hartshorne-Jones worked as a lawyer for K2 Partnering Solutions, a technology company.

Mr Hartshorne-Jones, who has been described as ‘a country gentleman’ who loved guns,’ runs Hartshorne Fine English Shotguns selling ‘the finest sporting English and Scottish shotguns,’ according to his website, and he also runs a recruitment agency for catering staff.

Online post on the website gunsonpegs.com posted on March 7 2019 by gun-dealer Peter Alan Hartshorne-Jones

His gun website

In March last year he posted a comment on website gunsonpegs.com about the comeback of the “potentially ‘doomed’ British side by side shotgun, remarking that it “is making a remarkable and welcome return to the shooting field in recent years” adding “for balance, sheer elegance and in today’s market value for money foreign machine made guns cant compare. www.fineenglishguns.co.uk”.

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