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Monday 03 June 1996 23:02 BST
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A man and a woman were found shot dead in a car at a busy commuter railway station in Frimley, Surrey, last night. Forensic scientists were investigating the deaths but it was not known why the two were shot or whether police were seeking anyone else.

Witnesses earlier reported seeing the bodies in the car covered with a blue blanket. All the doors were shut.

A spokeswoman for Surrey Ambulance Service said the woman had died after being blasted in the head with a shotgun.

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