Turkey shooting: Gardener 'told police he lost control and killed British lover' I warned her about it and we had a discussion about it. He claimed despite this the couple had not separated and were still together when he was arrested days before the shooting, despite reports Miss Bury had recently ended their relationship after he kept demanding money to pay off his mounting debts. Mr Acar, who lived with his parents in a small village one mile from Daylan, was held overnight and told him not to contact Miss Bury, from Swainby in North Yorkshire, after she made a formal complaint to Turkish police when he allegedly threatened to kill her. However in his police statement Mr Acar said they "made up" and last Sunday he claimed joined her at her villa the celebrate her birthday with friends "as a couple." But after that she kept on humiliating me. I lost control and killed her," he said. The next morning, police suspect, he collected his shotgun and rode to her villa on his motorbike before allegedly opening fire. Mr Bury has allegedly said that when Mr Acar came into his room with the gun, he tried to reason with him but he lifted the weapon and gestured for him to go through to his mother and grandmother's room. His grandmother was shot in the back. Miss Bury reportedly fled up three flights of stairs and locked herself in her bathroom. But Mr Acar allegedly blasted the lock and shot her four times at point-blank range. Mr Bury remained in hospital last night. Mrs Bury was discharged on Tuesday following treatment. Mr Acar had previously been married to another British woman, Ruth McGarry, 53, but they divorced nearly three years ago. Miss McGarry, who is originally from Glasgow, claimed that she ended their marriage after finding messages on his phone from Miss Bury in September 2010. But Miss Bury's brother John said Mr Acar was not her lover only her gardener and handyman who did work on her villa. Miss Bury's family said in a statement that they were "deeply shocked," adding: "We cannot comprehend the mentality of somebody who would do this to three lovely people who would never harm anybody."