GUILTY UK - Patrick, 55, & Gillian Kettyle, 54, murdered, Fetcham, Surrey, 27 Nov 2014

UK police launch manhunt after two bodies found in Surrey (Guardian)

Detectives searching for 38-year-old Viktoras Bruzas after
man and woman found dead from suspected stab wounds

Interpol and National Crime Agency join hunt for Lithuanian double murder suspect amid
fears he could flee Britain after 'sustained knife attack' on couple at their £500,000 home (Daily Mail)

⁍ Victims, in their 50s, were found with stab wounds after the attack in Surrey
⁍ Patrick, 55, and Gillian Kettyle, 54, were discovered at around 12.30am
⁍ Police have urged the public not to approach Viktoras Bruzas if seen
⁍ Man in 30s has also been arrested in Walton-on-Thames in connection
⁍ Today, hundreds of police officers were tasked with finding Bruzas
⁍ His estranged wife was reportedly employed by couple as secretary in 2012
⁍ Surrey Police working with Interpol and National Crime Agency in search

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Fetcham murders: Live updates as police launch manhunt for Viktoras Bruzas over double killing (Mirror)

Builder arrested over double murder in Surrey village of Fetcham (Guardian)
Viktoras Bruzas was wanted by police after the discovery of a couple stabbed to death at their home

Viktoras Bruzas, 38, appeared at Guildford crown court on Tuesday charged with two counts of murder, of Patrick and Gillian Kettyle. There was no application for bail and the next hearing is due December 19, before Mr Justice (Judge) Sweeney.

Unless I'm mistaken, Judge Sweeney just finished presiding over the trial of another multiple killing - that of Tania Clarence, for the suffocation of her three children, which also had a thread here on WS.

http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/dec/02/builder-court-accused-surrey-murder?CMP=share_btn_tw

From April:

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-surrey-32145937

A builder who murdered a property developer and his wife in a frenzied knife attack has been jailed for life...

The Lithuanian national, who admitted two counts of murder, was ordered to serve a minimum of 33 years in prison. He changed his plea on Wednesday after denying the charges at a previous hearing.

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