A family of four found dead at their home in a quiet village in West Sussex have been pictured for the first time.
Robert Needham, 42, Kelly Fitzgibbons, 40, Ava Needham, 4, Lexi Needham, 2, were found dead at their house in Woodmancote, near Chichester, on Sunday.
Detectives, who have launched a murder investigation, are not seeking anyone else in connection with the deaths and believe it was an isolated incident.
It comes as a picture emerged on Ms Fitzgibbons' Facebook page of the family taking a walk 48 hours before they died.
She shared a post of her family in the countryside during the coronavirus lockdown, captioning the post: "Out walk for the day."
On Tuesday police named the dead as 42-year-old Robert Needham, 40-year-old Kelly Fitzgibbons, four-year-old Ava Needham and two-year-old Lexi Needham.
Post-mortem examinations and formal identification have yet to take place, Sussex Police said.
A force spokesman said: “Our thoughts are with the family at this incredibly difficult time and we would ask the public to respect their privacy.
“If you have any information about the incident please report online or call 101, quoting Operation Cotton.”
Local resident Ian Richardson said: “I have never heard anything like that before, really.
“I think we consider ourselves a low crime area.”
Mr Richardson said it is a close community, but he did not know the occupants of the house.
