Heroic gran Peggy Kew tells of stabbing chaos at Como hair salon Peggy Kew acted bravely when two women were attacked in a hair salon. FOR Peggy Kew it was meant to be just another Monday morning trip to the local hair salon. But within minutes the grandmother of 10 became an unlikely hero in the middle of chaos. The Sunday Times can today reveal that Ms Kew was the 67-year-old grandmother at Plush Hair salon in Como on Monday who, in her own words, "tried desperately" to help Angela Ferullo and her daughter, Selina Bello. Police will allege a man entered the salon that morning intending to kill Ms Ferullo and her daughter. Armed with a knife, the man allegedly attacked Ms Bello first before turning on her mother. Customers sat frozen in fear, until Ms Kew stood up, threw a chair at the man and demanded he leave. "All I could think of was picking up the chair and hitting him on the head - and that's what I did," Ms Kew told The Sunday Times. Police will allege the man then turned the knife on Ms Kew and stabbed her in the chest and shoulder. Ms Ferullo, a 43-year-old mother of four, died in hospital later that day from her injuries, while Ms Bello, who is five months pregnant with a baby boy, suffered serious injuries and has spent the week in hospital. In an emotional interview this week, Ms Kew said she didn't see herself as a hero. "A lady has died and I've got my friend Selina in hospital," she said. I was trying desperately to save both of them. She said Ms Ferullo was in a back room of the salon, but quickly emerged into the main parlour when the man came in. Ms Kew said "all I could think of" was trying to help. "But I don't feel like a hero at all," she said. If you were to ask me who is the real hero, it's Angela, Selina's mother. Ms Kew's stab wounds were treated at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital. She was discharged on Tuesday afternoon. "I didn't even know I had been injured," she said. It's still very raw and it's such a terrible thing what has happened. I am trying to put it in the back of my mind. Ms Kew revealed also that she had spoken to Ms Bello in hospital on Thursday night and had a "good chat" with the expectant mother. She described the 22-year-old as a "beautiful girl." Ms Kew's son, Mark, praised the emergency service personnel and hospital staff who helped his mother. "They have all been exceptional and really good to her," he said. Ms Ferullo's former husband, James Bill Payet, 48, has been charged. He faces one count each of murder, attempted murder and aggravated wounding. He faced a bedside court hearing this week and will appear in court again on July 31.