US EditionFather and Son Stabbed to Death at Bermondsey Business Named
LONDON, JUL 30 – Two men were fatally stabbed at their family property firm while two others were injured, with police confirming the attack was isolated and involved known individuals.
- On Monday, July 28, a father and son, Terry McMillan, 58, and Brendan McMillan, 27, were fatally stabbed in their company offices in Long Lane, Bermondsey, south-east London.
- The attack took place inside the Trademark Group's premises, a property development and investment firm founded by Terry McMillan in 1998, and police described it as a targeted, isolated incident.
- Emergency services arrived shortly after 1pm, treating four people including the two victims, with Brendan dying later in hospital and two others hospitalized with stab wounds, one in critical condition.
- A 31-year-old British man was arrested on suspicion of murder; CCTV captured him fleeing the scene, and police have established a crime scene at a nearby hotel he entered but did not stay at.
- Police continue investigating at pace while increasing presence locally, urging witnesses to come forward, as the community and sports clubs mourn Brendan, honored as a lively and cherished rugby player.
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Father and rugby star son named as victims in central London stabbing
Two men who died after a stabbing at a business premises in central London have been named as a father and son.Terry McMillan, aged 58, was pronounced dead at the scene and his son, 27-year-old Brendan McMillan, later died in hospital.Three other men were taken to hospital, the Metropolitan Police said in a statement yesterday.Police were called at 1pm on Monday, July 28, to reports that multiple people had been assaulted at a business unit in L…
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