Elle Edwards

Elle Edwards (pictured) was celebrating Christmas in the Lighthouse Inn, in Wallasey, a village near Liverpool, with her sister and friends when she was ...

The parents of Elle Edwards left a heartbreaking tribute to her after she was killed at a pub on Christmas Eve. She was stood right by the girl who was killed. 'My heart goes out to your family who took me in as a son love you loads. Another parent said: 'My daughter was there, she and her friends got home safe but is very distressed. And no one can sit in silence.' Heaven gained the most beautiful angel. Do the right thing and contact us with information.' Shine bright you crazy diamond. Jess said: 'People were around her trying to help her — but you can’t do anything. It wrote: 'Absolutely lost for words… My Elle May.' I love and miss you so, so much already.

A man and a woman have been arrested in connection with the 'cold-blooded' murder, Merseyside Police said.

People have been urged to “do the right thing and speak up” if they have information, with police and local councillors warning that people should not “stay quiet” or “sit in silence” if they have useful knowledge about the murder. A 30-year-old man from Tranmere has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder, while a 19-year-old woman from Rock Ferry has been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder. Tributes have been paid to Ms Edwards, who was remembered as a “special daughter” and someone who brought “laughs and happiness” into people’s lives.

It is not believed that she had been the intended target of the shooting which also injured four others, one critically, Merseyside Police say.

Elle Edwards, 26, who was shot in the head at the Lighthouse in Wallasey Village and died in hospital, has been described as someone who brought "laughs and ...

Police say a 30-year-old man from Tranmere has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of the beautician.

Another friend, Tyreece Hon, posted: “You were always a big sister to me in my eyes and I can’t believe you’ve been taken from us so soon. Her friend and colleague Britt Hughes posted a tribute on Facebook: “Christmas will never be the same again. My heart goes out to your family who took me in as a son, love you loads. A 28-year-old man from nearby Beechwood remained in a critical condition in hospital, while the injuries sustained by the other men, aged 22, 24 and 33, were not life-threatening. On Boxing Day, Edwards’ family laid flowers at the scene of her shooting, where forensic investigators continued to work. You’ll be so missed my beautiful bestie.”

Elle Edwards' sister Lucy left the pub in Wallasey, Merseyside, early on Christmas Eve before the 26-year-old was shot dead and has taken to Instagram to ...

They have also urged motorists and residents in the area with dashcam or CCTV to contact police, adding that "every bit of evidence is crucial to the investigation". On Monday evening, the force said a man and a woman had been arrested in connection with the "cold-blooded" shooting. People have been urged to "do the right thing and speak up" if they have information, with police and local councillors warning that people should not "stay quiet" or "sit in silence" if they have useful knowledge about the shooting. A note with flowers, signed "mum and dad", read: "To my beautiful Elle, you are the light of my life, you will never be gone." Police have since arrested a man and a woman in connection with the killing. Further tributes have been paid to Ms Edwards, who was remembered as a "special daughter" and someone who brought "laughs and happiness" into people's lives.

Horrified friends of a woman who was shot dead at a packed pub on Christmas Eve have described how she was singing and dancing before they heard bangs 'like ...

The parents of Elle Edwards left a heartbreaking tribute to her after she was killed at a pub on Christmas Eve. She was stood right by the girl who was killed. 'My heart goes out to your family who took me in as a son love you loads. Another parent said: 'My daughter was there, she and her friends got home safe but is very distressed. Do the right thing and contact us with information.' And no one can sit in silence.' We had been dancing and singing and now she's on the floor.' Heaven gained the most beautiful angel. Friend Jess said: 'People were around her trying to help her — but you can't do anything. My Elle May.' I love and miss you so, so much already. 'We were so happy.

The 26-year-old beautician was celebrating Christmas Eve with her sister and friends when she was shot dead.

The 26-year-old Edwards was fatally shot in the head in front of her friends when someone opened fire before midnight Saturday inside The Lighthouse Inn pub ...

Friends described the moment Edwards collapsed to the floor with a gunshot wound to the head. On Monday, police announced the arrest of a 30-year-old man from Tranmere on suspicion of murder and attempted murder in connection with what cops have described as Edwards’ “cold-blooded shooting,” Police in the UK have arrested a man and a 19-year-old girl for the shooting death of

Council leader asks people to 'do the right thing' as Merseyside force investigates attack on Christmas Eve.

If you have any information, then do the right thing and speak up, otherwise you are complicit to the murder of the young woman. Edwards’ father, Tim, left a floral tribute at the scene of the shooting on Boxing Day. She added: “Anyone involved in arranging this shooting, pulling the trigger and supplying the gun deserves to see every Christmas from behind bars.”

Merseyside Police chief constable Serena Kennedy has vowed that the force will be “relentless” in the hunt to bring the killer of Elle Edwards to justice.

“We will be relentless in our commitment to find justice for Elle and her family. Merseyside Police have said she is not believed to have been the target of the attack. The pair have been taken into custody and are being questioned by detectives, the force added.

Merseyside police today pledged a "relentless" search for those responsible for the "callous and cold-blooded murder".

And it was the indiscriminate nature of the violence that I think probably sickened most people." Chief Constable Serena Kennedy pledged a "relentless" search for those responsible for the "callous and cold-blooded murder". Merseyside police today pledged a "relentless" search for those responsible for the "callous and cold-blooded murder".