Police confirm no further suspects are being sought in connection with the deaths

A murder investigation has been launched following the discovery of a man and woman found dead at a shooting range in North Lincolnshire. Emergency services responded to reports of safety concerns for the residents at an address on College Road, Thornton Curtis, around 3.40pm yesterday. Upon their arrival, both individuals were pronounced dead at the scene.

Grimsby Live reported a significant police presence at the White Lodge Shooting School on Friday, with multiple police vehicles on the grounds and a large tent set up to facilitate the investigation.

Chief Inspector Al Curtis, leading the investigation from the Major Crime Team, confirmed that enquiries were still in the early stages. “A homicide investigation has commenced, and both deaths are being treated as suspicious until we can establish the facts,” said Curtis. “We can confirm that we are not looking for anyone else in connection with this inquiry.”

He further reassured the public, stating that there was no risk to wider safety in the area. A scene guard has been established, and additional police presence will be observed as officers conduct house-to-house visits. Specially trained officers have notified the next of kin of the victims and are providing support during this challenging time. Authorities are encouraging local residents to reach out to officers if they have any concerns or information regarding the case.