Talbot Green: Murder charges after Joanne Penney shot dead
Ms Penney's family described her as a daughter, mother, sister and niece who was "deeply loved by all who knew her".The five charged, three men and two women, are:Marcus Huntley, 20, from St Mellons, Cardiff, charged with murderMelissa Quailey-Dashper, 39, from Leicester, charged with murderJoshua Gordon, 27, from Oadby, Leicestershire, charged with murderTony Porter, 68, from Braunstone Town, Leicestershire, charged with murder and participating in the criminal activities of an organised crime groupKistina Ginova , 21, from Oadby, Leicestershire, charged with assisting offenderA 32-year-old man was also arrested on Friday evening in the Suffolk area as part of the probe.Det Chief Supt Ceri Hughes said: "Our team of detectives and specialist staff are continuing to piece together the circumstances behind Joanne's tragic death."I would still urge anyone who has information, either about her death or what happened at the property in Llys Illtyd on Sunday evening, to come forward – the smallest piece of information could be of vital importance."
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