"He has made victims of all of us," said Gail Summers, who lives across the road from the Browns and was the first person on the scene after the attack. "It will never be the same again."

"I just said, 'Bev, something has happened to Hunter' and got her to give me the numbers of the children."

"It's the feeling of loss, sadness for Hunter's death and support for the family," said neighbour Matthew Engelmann, 24.