Suspect Edvard Stockings Linked to Valentine's Day Shooting, Missing After Jumping into Thames

Edvard Stockings, the suspect in the fatal shooting of Lisa Smith outside the Three Horseshoes pub in Kent on Valentine's Day, reportedly confessed to a friend shortly after the incident. He called Leslie Thompson less than two hours after the shooting, stating, 'She's dead, I love you. I'll see you on the other side,' indicating a possible mental breakdown. Following the shooting, which was captured on nearby CCTV, Stockings is believed to have driven to the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge and entered the River Thames, where searches for his body have been ongoing for over three days. Police have confirmed that a vehicle linked to Stockings was found at the bridge, along with a firearm. Friends and family of the couple are struggling to understand the tragic events, expressing their heartbreak over Lisa's death and the circumstances leading up to it. Lisa Smith, 43, leaves behind two children, and tributes have been placed in her memory outside the pub.