A sick knifeman murdered his estranged wife and stepdaughter before dying in a car smash during 45 minutes of horror, it’s emerged.
Steven Robertson, 40, stabbed Emma Robertson Coupland, 39, in a hospital car park as the ward cleaner made her way to work at 7.45pm yesterday.
He drove two miles to kill her daughter Nicole Anderson, 24, outside a takeout after leaving the mother of four bleeding to death.
Then, at about 8:30 p.m., Robertson drove 12 miles before crashing his vehicle into a tree on a little road.
Scotland’s police have verified he passed away there.
Vicky King, 29, Nicole’s fiancée, added below: “My beautiful wee angel, I will love you forever.”
“Wishing that all of this was a dream when I wake up.
“I’m totally broken; I can’t even process it.”
“So glad I have all these memories with you,” she wrote after posting a series of poignant photos to her Instagram account.
“You have no idea how much I appreciate you. My love for you will never fade, my sweetheart.
“I shall miss that lovely grin and that incredibly attractive person on the inside and out.
Every day you made me the happiest person in the earth. I love you, sweetie, and I hope to see you again.
Vicky also left Emma a sweet note that said, “Love you, always welcomed me into your home with open arms.”
“Take care of my sweetie up there.”
After the hospital in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, received a 999 alarm, emergency personnel fought in vain to save Emma.
Later, horrifying video surfaced that seemed to show paramedics attending to Nicole in the town’s Portland Street, where she was employed as a delivery driver for the Spicy Cube Indian restaurant.
She was sent to the same hospital where her mother had been attacked, but she died shortly after.
Following the horror in the town centre at approximately 8:05 p.m., police were observed rushing through the streets and consoling a distraught woman.
On a calm B-road, Robertson’s wrecked white automobile was found next to a farmhouse.
Yesterday, a police vehicle was stationed across the street, approximately 100 yards from the site of the collision.
The car had a green cover on it, and ten cops in white forensic suits were spotted approaching it.
In response to the double homicide,Emma’s sister wrote online: “I am totally broken.
“Oh my god, this isn’t possible. We used to fight like crazy all the time, but you’re my first niece and only sister.
“Please tell me I’m dreaming.”
“Life will never be the same,” was written as the caption for a family photo that one of Robertson and Emma’s three daughters posted.
“Honestly can’t even put into words how I’m feeling, absolutely devastated,” exclaimed another relative.
She was the world’s most devoted and kind person who was always grinning
Nicole, you’re going to be much missed. Without a question, the greatest lady to have ever walked the earth.
Several floral offerings were made to the hospital today.
The caption on one flower said, “Emma, NHS angel, now heavens.”
“Thinking of our dear colleague and your precious daughter,” read a separate note.
Third reader said, “Nicole. Angel, rest in peace. Warm regards to the entire family.
Kilmarnock neighbours shared how hard it was for them to deal with the family tragedy.
Emma was a beautiful woman who was well-known, according to one.
When they learnt what had occurred, everyone was taken aback and outraged. It’s heartbreaking that three young children have lost both their parents and their elder sister.
It would be terrible enough to lose one person, but losing all three is unimaginable. We are all really sympathetic to the girls.
We described today how the police raided the hospital and town centre, locking it down. They called in the force helicopter as well.
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