Czech artist Victoria was killed by her husband in Ankara: Details of the murder have emerged

40-year-old Victoria Vera Blyth was shot and killed by her British husband, David Thomas Blyth (53), at their home on the evening of June 11. Following the incident, David Thomas Blyth died by suicide. It was stated that the couple's three children were in the house during the murder.

DETAILS REGARDING THE MURDER HAVE EMERGED

The argument, which allegedly started over messages on Victoria Vera Blyth's mobile phone at the villa where they resided in Çankaya, İncek, escalated quickly, and 53-year-old Blyth attacked his wife with a handgun. The couple's three children, the eldest of whom is 14, were handed over to their relatives after the incident, in which the husband shot his wife and then turned the gun on himself, ending his own life.

While autopsy procedures have been completed for Thomas Blyth, who owned a company operating in oil drilling and had moved to Ankara 5 years ago for work, and Victoria Vera Blyth, who later joined him and organized sports, art, and social events in Ankara, the British media has revealed details about the incident.

Friends of the couple who spoke to the British media said that the young woman was happy living in Turkey and that they loved to "party hard." Stating that they were in shock over the incident, the friends also expressed that the death of Victoria, who was a singer and comedian, had caused great sorrow.

"SHE WAS A LOVING PERSON"

The couple's friends said that Blyth might have discovered his wife's plans to leave him or might have learned that she was cheating on him.

Sheena and Tony Lumsden, a couple who knew the Blyth family closely, spoke to the British newspaper Daily Mail. Lumsden stated, "Victoria was like a daughter to me. I am in total shock. I keep thinking about her."

Lumsden, who worked with the Blyth family, said, "We suddenly received this news and were very surprised. I can't wrap my head around it. I suspect whether Blyth was under the influence of drugs." Lumsden added, "We worked with Tom, and Victoria and my wife Sheena used to go out together. We had fun."

Lumsden commented, "We stayed in touch with them for years because she was like a daughter to me. She loved to party, but she was a very loving person and a very good mother. Victoria cared about her career."

"HE HAD LEARNED HE WAS BEING CHEATED ON"

On the other hand, friends who spoke to the Czech media revealed that Victoria was planning to spend this summer apart from her husband... A friend of Victoria who spoke to the Czech newspaper Blesk commented, "Victoria had learned that her husband was constantly cheating on her and she was very jealous. She had threatened to leave her husband. There was constant tension in their relationship. Victoria used to say that she loved drama and that it brought life to the relationship."

The friend who spoke to the Czech media also said that Blyth was going to go to Czechia this summer to spend time with her family there. Stating that Victoria Blyth had said she wanted a life without cheating and where her children were not tense, her friends noted that Blyth was one of the well-known names in the Czech entertainment world.

Blyth, who participated in many events, was a morning show host on some television channels in Czechia.