A Fathers 4 Justice protester who dressed as Batman to campaign to be able to see his daughter has been named with his wife as the two victims of a horrific double murder.
Geoffrey Hibbert, 61, was killed alongside wife Michelle, 29, at their semi-detached bungalow in Basingstoke, with neighbours saying they heard ‘loud bangs’ in the early hours of Sunday morning.
The couple had a young son aged around two living with them, according to locals.
Police today continued to question a 52-year-old man arrested in connection with the murders.
In 2008, Mr Hibbert scaled a gantry on the M25 while dressed as Batman as part of a Fathers 4 Justice protest and unfurled a banner with pictures of his eight-year-old daughter, bringing thousands of cars to a halt.
He was eventually arrested on suspicion of causing danger to road users.
Geoffrey Hibbert, 61, carried out a Fathers 4 Justice stunt dressed as Batman on the M25
Mr Hibbert alongside wife Michelle, 29, were found at their bungalow in Basingstoke
The couple had a young son aged around two living with them, according to locals in the area
Speaking at the time he said: “I cannot describe how not being able to see her makes me feel. If I had taken her away I would be in prison for kidnap but my ex-partner can do it and it’s fine. Where