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Prosecutor Sarah Munro told the court: 'Since at that stage the defendant was not a Jeho-vah'Witness, any relationship was forbidden. Danielle tried to keep the relationship secret but [her family] inevitably found out about it.' Throughout the 18-month relationship, [Jonathan Cock] would often criticise his girlfriend's parents, referring to her father as 'that manipulative little man'. Miss Munro told Truro Crown Court: 'Mr Hustler calmly told the defendant he should accept her decision to end the relationship, but he insisted he wanted to talk to Danielle.' When his former lover appeared in the corridor, Cock said: 'I'm getting a bit annoyed because this little man is here. I want to talk to you.' He pointed the rifle at Mr Hustler, who tried, with his wife, to wrestle it from Cock's grip. They managed to get him away from the door, but as they fled back into the house Cock shot Mrs Hustler twice in the back. He then told Miss Hustler: 'You chose the hard way.' Asked to explain what he meant, he replied: 'You'll have to wait and see.'

\"The carnage you caused that night was chilling, terrible and tragic,\" said Mr Justice Royce. \"Its effects on the Hustler family could not have been more devastating.\" He said that it was clear that [Jonathan Cock], who served four years in the RAF, believed Mr and Mrs Hustler were \"highly influential\" in the ending of the relationship. In a statement read to the court, Mrs Hustler said her married life had been \"brutally destroyed\".

[Jonathan Cock], a former airman, turned up at the family's home in the hamlet of Porth Kea, near Truro, Cornwall, with a self-loading .22 rifle and 15 bullets after pleading with Miss Hustler to meet him. After shooting her parents, he fired at Miss Hustler through a window as she called police, but she escaped with a minor wound to her arm. She told the operator: \"I think my dad has been shot. Is the ambulance on its way? My mum really needs help. She is on her back. There is a man with a gun. He is my ex-boyfriend. He is trying to kill us. I broke up with him. He doesn't like my family.\" Before the shooting, Cock had warned Miss Hustler to choose between \"the easy way and the hard way\". Afterwards he texted her to say: \"I can't believe you chose the hard option.\" Cock met Miss Hustler when they worked for her father's drain clearing business. At first she kept their relationship secret because he was not a baptised Jehovah's Witness. The rules of the faith prohibited any relationship with non believers and Cock was later converted, the court heard.

Enraged after being dumped by 20-year-old Danielle Hustler - and blaming her parents' beliefs, even though he had converted to their faith - [Jonathan Cock] burst into their home armed with a self-loading .22 rifle last September. Earlier [Danielle] sobbed as the court was played her 999 call in which gunshots were heard as she screamed: \"There's a man with a gun... he's trying to kill us. He's my ex boyfriend... He doesn't like my family.\" In her Victim Impact Statement, Danielle, who had ended her year-long relationship with Cock a month before the shootings, said: \"I feel massive guilt in involving this man in my life and my family's life.\"

AN RAF veteran shot dead his girlfriend's Jehovah's Witness father in revenge for ending the couple's 'forbidden' love affair. Another read: 'Your parents made this choice for you: that's what I think. You've made the biggest mistake.' Minutes before the shooting he wrote: 'Tesco Car Park - 15 minutes, or I come to yours. Option A is the easy option, don't make me choose the hard one - don't be late, we need to talk - you're not fobbing me off or messing me around any more.' He then told Miss Hustler: 'You chose the hard way.' Asked to explain what he meant, he replied: 'You'll have to wait and see.'

He said: 'She was very distressed but coping. She has been through the terrible trauma of watching what happened to her parents.' Last night, [Jonathan Cock]'s grandmother Elizabeth Jilbert said he was on a ventilator after an operation to treat a head injury. His mother was at his side. ' Devon and Cornwall Police confirmed a 23-year-old man had been arrested on suspicion of murder and no one else was being sought.. Mr Hustler's mother Maureen, 64, said: 'Adam was a wonderful son, he was a special part of our warm, loving family.' Several of the family were at the bedside of Mrs Hustler, who is said to be in a stable condition in Plymouth's Derriford Hospital.

Devon and Cornwall police said they have charged Miss Hustler's former boyfriend, Jonathan Cock, with murder and two counts of attempted murder. \"Jonathan Cock, 23, of Penzance, has been charged with the murder of Adam Hustler and attempted murder of Amanda Hustler and Danielle Hustler.\" Paying tribute to her \"wonderful son\", Maureen Hustler, from Perranarworthal, Truro, said the family was \"devastated\" by the death.

THIS is the first picture of \"baby-faced\" rugby player Jonathan Cock - accused of shooting his ex-girlfriend's parents in front of her.

[Jonathan Cock], a former RAF serviceman, also shot at [Danielle] but she escaped with a minor arm injury. Cock then shot himself through the mouth but survived. Despite suffering brain damage he was able to drive home, where he was arrested by armed police the next morning. Truro crown court heard that the victims were Jehovah's Witnesses, who disapproved of their daughter seeing the defendant, even after he converted to their faith. Mrs [Adam Hustler] sat in court with Danielle and her younger sister Abigail, 16, as Cock was jailed. He had gone there with a rifle and 15 bullets after begging Danielle to meet him and warning her she had a choice between \"the easy way and the hard way\". After the shooting he texted her to say: \"I can't believe you chose the hard option.\"

  Family friend Tim Mears, a fellow Jehovah's Witness, said: \"It is her very long-held, strong, firm religious belief that blood is prohibited in the Bible. [Amanda Hustler] was \"stable\" in Plymouth's Derriford Hospital last night. \"I met [Jonathan Cock] on a couple of occasions when he and [Danielle] were going out. He seemed like a very nice young man.\"