The 40-year-old Czech female star died at home, the businessman's husband committed suicide after shooting, and her three young children were orphaned

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2024-06-19 13:58Published on the official account of Zhejiang Yiyan.com

Victoria Vera Blyth, is a female star who is quite famous in Europe.

Born in South Africa, she moved to the Czech Republic with her family as a teenager and became a Czech citizen. After becoming a singer and releasing an album, Victoria moved to Turkey with her husband, and then entered the local television industry, where she became a household name and lived a glamorous life.

But according to news on June 18, local time, tragedy befell Victoria, who died in her luxury villa in Ankara at the age of 40.

According to the report, Victoria's tragic death was caused by her husband, David Thomas Blyth. The 53-year-old British businessman shot his wife, and then shot himself with a gun, killing both husband and wife, leaving behind three young children, aged 14, 10 and 4.

What's even more terrifying is that when the tragedy struck, all three children happened to be at home. It is said that even if they did not witness the tragedy, they would have heard the gunshots, which was obviously devastating to their young minds.

After the incident, the three underage children have been sent to their grandmother's house, where they will be cared for by their grandmother, who also lives in Ankara.

"The loss of a loved one is extremely painful, and it will take time for the whole family to process this misfortune and find out all the necessary matters related to this," Victoria's family wrote in a statement.

It is reported that Victoria moved to Turkey because David's business focus shifted to the Middle East. But she didn't expect that she would develop well in this zone where Europe and Asia meet.

Prior to this, Victoria and David lived in Prague, and this year marks their 20th year of marriage, but it is a pity that such a long marriage will not continue.

David's body was reportedly handed over to his family and brought back to Scotland, while Victoria's was left in Turkey. Apparently, death separated them.

The cause of the tragedy is still under investigation by the Ankara police, but a person familiar with the matter claimed that the conflict between the two people was caused by text messages, which was initially a quarrel and then turned into a violent injury. The good news is that no one else was hurt.

A spokesperson for the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office said: "We are supporting the family of a British man who died in Turkey and are in contact with the local authorities. A spokesman for the Czech Foreign Ministry said: "I can confirm that a Czech citizen has been violently killed in Turkey. Our embassy in Ankara is in contact with her family and providing consular assistance. We will not provide any further information about the survivors. ”

According to Petr Dvorak, a former Victorian colleague, she was a beautiful and exotic lady, and the news of her murder shocked everyone who knew her, "We don't understand what the hell is going on there," Peter said in an interview, "I only know that she went abroad with a man and had children, but we haven't been in touch." All I know about her husband is that he is a foreigner. We never had any contact with him. ”

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