Floral tributes have been left at a Wilmington beauty spot where a mother-of-four was found dead in a burnt-out car - less than two years after her partner was shot and killed in Dartford.
Kent Police launched a murder investigation after 26-year-old Donna Eastwood's body was discovered in Rowhill Road at 6.20am on October 18.
An area of the secluded, private road, near Kent Guide's Paxwood campsite, was cordoned off while forensic teams investigated.
Officers carried out house-to-house investigations and a police helicopter scoured the Wilmington and Hextable areas.
Mother-of-four Donna Eastwood was found dead on October 18
A 26-year-old man, who knew Miss Eastwood, was arrested on suspicion of murder at around 2.30pm on Sunday (October 19).
A resident of nearby Top Dartford Road, who asked not to be named, said: "The helicopter has been hovering over and there have been police and other cars going up and down.
"It's at the top end so I don't think anybody really knows what's gone on.
"There are some scary rumours going around though."
Floral tributes have been left for Miss Eastwood in Rowhill Road, Wilmington
A police spokesman said: "Kent Police is treating the death of a woman, who police believe to be from the local area, as an isolated, targeted attack in which the offender and the victim knew each other.
"There is no information to suggest members of the public are in danger."
Miss Eastwood is believed to have been the former partner of 32-year-old Kevin McKinley who was killed with a 12-bore shotgun in Overy Street, Dartford in February last year.
Kevin McKinely was shot dead in Dartford last year
Michaela Sargeant, aged 26, was found guilty of his manslaughter and was jailed for eight years.
Lewis Wickenden, aged 27, who lived with Ms Sargeant in Overy Street, was found guilty of assisting an offender by removing a 12-bore shotgun from the scene and possessing a weapon with intent to cause fear of violence.
He was subsequently jailed for five years.
There is no evidence to suggest their deaths are connected.
Floral tributes to Miss Eastwood have been left at the spot where her body was discovered.
One card read: "This so ain't right. I love you Donna, millions, and one day I'll see you again.
"This is not bye, it's laterz.
"Love you, Lauren."
Tributes left for Miss Eastwood at the scene voiced friend's shock at her death
Tributes have also poured in over Facebook.
Kirsty-Louise Ann Cook wrote: "Love you my bestie u will never be forgotten xxx rip my bbes sleep tight."
Luke Underdown added: "Heart broken gunner miss you cuz much love at least heaven has another angel x."
Kelly Louise said: "R.I.P, there will be a very special person waiting for you up in heaven. Feels just like da ja vu again. Xxx"
If anyone has any information about the vehicle fire in Rowhill Road, Dartford they are urged to contact Kent Police on 101 or anonymously call Kent Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Would you like to leave a tribute to Donna? Call 01689 885734 or email fiona.simpson@london.newsquest.co.uk
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