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    Boyfriend jailed for life for burning partner to death



    A jealous boyfriend has been jailed for life for dousing the mother of his children in petrol and burning her to death.

    Julie Beattie, 24, staggered into the street with her clothes and flesh aflame in front of young children outside her home in Walworth.

    Her partner Ashley Williams had also battered her over the head with a hammer in fury at her affair last July.

    She suffered 90% burns and died in the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, but while still alive whispered to a neighbour, "Ashley did this to me."

    The trial made legal history when two children, aged four and six, became the youngest to give evidence in a murder trial at the Old Bailey.

    Williams, 48, of Walworth, was found guilty of murder by the jury.

    Sentencing him to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 25 years, Judge Charles Wide QC told him: "You are a very dangerous man."

    The judge added: "You killed her in the most horrific way imaginable. You poured what you knew to be flammable liquid over her front and back and then you set fire to it.

    "You did so in circumstances where not only children could see but adults, including her sister. You had already put her in fear and it's obvious that she was terrified of you."

    He went on: "She must have been in excruciating pain. This was a terrible, terrible crime.

    "It has been somewhat concerning to watch you throughout this trial and watch your impassive manner, sometimes smiling or chuckling inappropriately."

    During the trial the court heard that on the day she was attacked mother-of-four Ms Beattie had started to move her belongings out of the family home intending to start a new life.

    When Williams – who has eight other children from a previous marriage as well as four with Ms Beattie - found out he returned home from work intent on stopping her.

    Her new lover was Williams's own son from a previous relationship – also called Ashley or Ash – who was accused by his father of betrayal, said Edward Brown QC, prosecuting.

    "Julie Beattie died a terrible death. She survived until the evening. The medical staff at the burns unit did all that they could but her injuries were such that she just could not be saved," said the QC.

    "Those who knew her well saw a person stagger from the house – she was still on fire. They were not only unable to recognise her as the person they knew but because of her disfigurement from the flames they were unable even to tell whether the figure was a man or woman.

    "She was however able to speak briefly. She was conscious and coherent for a time. She said: 'Ashley did this to me' meaning Ashley senior as his son was not there."

    Ms Beattie had told her sister Lucy she was leaving Williams and when he arrived home the sister left to give the couple space to talk, the court heard.

    But when Lucy Beattie returned a little later she heard shouting and Williams refused to let her enter the house.

    Said Mr Brown: "Through the partially opened door, Julie Beattie was heard to call out, 'He's got a hammer… he's going to kill us all.'"

    Lucy Beattie headed for the police station then changed her mind and came back to see fire at the house and Williams in the hallway about to leave.

    "Julie was still in the kitchen but staggered out onto the drive and road. She was seen to be still on fire," the QC told the jury.

    The court heard that the relationship between Williams and Ms Beattie had been deteriorating for months.

    It got worse when Ashley Jnr arrived at the family home in September 2012 and started a sexual relationship with her barely five months later.

    http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime...h-9259181.html



    Arguably this minimum term is too lenient.
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    I agree he should have got at least minimum 40 years for this crime. Not only did he beat her with a hammer, he to set her on fire in front of 2 little children. If this were in Canada unfortunately 25 years is the maximum he could have gotten for 1st degree murder
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    Jason Osu killers jailed for life over 'brutal' shooting

    Three men have been jailed for life for the "brutal" murder of a man gunned down as he parked at his house in Liverpool.

    Jason Osu, 31, was shot seven times in November 2012 in Beauclair Drive, Wavertree, and died seven days later.


    Croxton, White, McGovern

    Paul Croxton, 21, of Polinda Gardens, St Helens, George McGovern, 54, and Thomas White, 29, both from Sefton, were convicted of murder at Liverpool Crown Court.

    Police said currency trader Mr Osu was the victim of a "targeted attack."

    The judge ordered Croxton to serve a minimum of 30 years, White a minimum of 32 years and McGovern a minimum of 26 years.

    Croxton was also jailed for sixteen years, to be served concurrently, for the attempted murder of Darren Alcock on 4 April 2013.

    The court heard Croxton had fired multiple shots at Mr Alcock, who was a friend of Mr Osu, during a bungled ambush at his house.

    He was also given an eight-year sentence, also to be served concurrently, for conspiracy to possess firearms after a series of shootings in Maghull between 13 and 27 March last year.

    The court ruled that a charge against McGovern for the same offence should lie on file.

    Detective Superintendent Mike Shaw said it was one of the most "complex and challenging cases" his team had been involved in.

    He said: "Jason Osu was shot and fatally injured on the driveway of his own home in a manner that afforded him no opportunity to protect or defend himself. This was a despicable and cowardly attack, his murder was well planned and was carried out with ruthless efficiency."

    "Only these men know why they carried out this murder and their actions have demonstrated how dangerous they are", he added.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england...yside-27020494



    This trial opened at Liverpool Crown Court on 26 February before Mr Justice Openshaw and a jury. The three defendants were found guilty of murder this morning and sentenced immediately.
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    Sarah O'Neill murder: Ex boyfriend jailed for life



    A man from Mexico who murdered his former girlfriend at her home in Bristol has been jailed for life.

    Sergio Saavedra-Navarrete, 27, pleaded guilty to murder at Bristol Crown Court and was ordered to serve a minimum of 26 years in prison.

    The body of Sarah O'Neill, 22, was discovered in a property in Rose Green Close, in the east of the city, on 8 January.

    A post-mortem examination showed she had died from head injuries.

    The judge said Saavedra-Navarrete would be deported to Mexico after serving his sentence.

    Detective Inspector Julie Mackay, of Avon and Somerset Police, said: "The attack on Sarah was a savage one which left her with horrific injuries.

    "It was the worst kind of betrayal from a man who, out of kindness, she continued to allow to share her home despite them recently separating.

    "Sarah's murder has torn her family apart and I know that it will take them a long, long time to adjust to a life without Sarah in it.

    "I hope that the significant sentence handed to Saavedra-Navarrete gives them some comfort and helps them to continue rebuilding their lives."

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-27062459 (Mr Justice Blake)
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    Jay Whiston murder: Edward Redman jailed for life



    A teenager has been jailed for life for the murder of a 17-year-old at a party advertised on Facebook.

    Edward Redman, who had denied murder, stabbed Jay Whiston outside the party in Colchester, Essex, in September 2012.

    The 18-year-old, of Stanway, Essex, was told by a judge at Chelmsford Crown Court that he must serve a minimum of 17 years in prison.

    His father Gary, 51, and brother John, 20, were each jailed for two years for perverting the course of justice.

    Edward Redman's ex-girlfriend, 19-year-old Shannon Fenlon, of Jameson Road, Clacton, Essex, was sentenced to nine months for the same offence.

    Jay, from Clacton, was fatally stabbed outside the party in Marlowe Way on 8 September after Redman demanded Jay's friend hand over a drink.

    Despite Jay telling him "we don't want trouble", Redman punched and then stabbed him.

    As his victim staggered away, Redman followed him before hitting him on the head with a bottle and stabbing him again.

    During Redman's trial, prosecutor Mark Milliken-Smith QC, described the attack as a "desperate example of the catastrophe and heartbreak" brought about by the use of knives.

    The party had been advertised to friends via Facebook and by personal word of mouth, but numbers grew.

    The jury heard that Redman and his group brought "an air of unease and tension", and that they were "spreading an air of fear."

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-essex-27236497 (HHJ Gratwicke)
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    I have no doubt this thug will go back to prison shortly after he is released from serving this sentence.
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    William Owen jailed for life for murdering daughter and partner



    A man has been jailed for life for beating to death his partner and disabled daughter in Merseyside.

    William Owen, 55, had been due to go on trial on Wednesday but pleaded guilty to the murders at the last minute.

    Sharon Hayter, 54, and 29-year-old Stephanie Owen were found with head injuries at the family home on Home Farm Road, Knowsley, in November.

    At Liverpool Crown Court, Owen was ordered to serve a minimum of 23 years and six weeks.

    On sentencing, Mrs Justice Carr told Owen: "You [will] leave prison, if you do, an elderly man."

    She described the murders as "vicious" and "severe."

    Mrs Justice Carr said: "This was a double murder carried out on two women in their home where they were entitled to feel and should have been safe."

    The court heard the murder weapon had never been found, but forensic evidence indicated the injuries were consistent with having been caused by blows from a hammer.

    Gary Simpson, from the Crown Prosecution Service, said the reason for the killings could remain a mystery for ever.

    The court heard the couple, who had been together 30 years, had a stormy relationship but Owen claimed to be devoted to his daughter, who had learning difficulties.

    After sentencing, the siblings of Ms Hayter said they would "never forgive or forget the senseless and brutal murder of Sharon and Stephanie."

    They said although Owen finally admitted his guilt, he had tried to blame their sister for killing Stephanie.

    In a statement they said: "Everyone who knew Sharon was sickened by his cowardly and outrageous lies.

    "Sharon was a kind and generous woman who would always put others first and devoted her life to the care and wellbeing of her daughter Stephanie.

    "Stephanie was a young, beautiful woman, who loved to sing and play music."

    The family added: "They will be greatly missed by all who knew them."

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england...yside-27236318





    R v WILLIAM EDWARD OWEN

    IN THE CROWN COURT AT LIVERPOOL

    2 MAY 2014

    SENTENCING REMARKS OF THE HONOURABLE MRS JUSTICE CARR


    William Owen, you have now pleaded guilty to the murder of Sharon Hayter and Stephanie Owen. You killed these 2 innocent women in the home in Home Farm Road, Knowsley Village that you shared with them. Sharon Hayter was aged 54 years and your long‐term partner of over 30 years and Stephanie Owen was your 29 year old daughter. She was a vulnerable young woman who suffered from diabetes and some learning and physical difficulties.

    For reasons best known to yourself, in the morning of Saturday 28th November 2013 you carried out a vicious attack on these two women with some sort of heavy instrument. You caused fatal head injuries to each. Neighbours heard screaming from the house at around 7.30am. You were seen to leave the house at around 10am carrying a bag, returning a short while later. You disposed of the instrument used in the attack which, despite searches, has never been found. You told the police shortly after the attack that you had used a hammer, which would be consistent with the medical evidence available as to the injuries inflicted. At around midday on the same day you approached a community police officer and indicated that you had just killed your wife and daughter. You appeared calm and still, without obvious reaction to what you were you saying. You gave the police your house keys and your address.

    Ms Hayter was found dead and naked on a chair in the living room, partially covered by a quilt. It is not clear from the forensic evidence exactly where Ms Hayter was when she was assaulted. She had suffered major blunt force head injuries, with 2 scalp lacerations, one measuring 8cms and one 7.5cms in length. Both lacerations resulted in significant underlying skull damage and were the result of an attack of considerable force. The injuries were consistent with a hammer either inflicting glancing blows or from the use of the shaft of a hammer. The cause of her death was blunt force head injury.

    Ms Owen was found in her bedroom, also essentially naked. It is clear from forensic evidence that she was killed on the floor of her bedroom before being moved onto her bed. She had 8 lacerations to the vertex scalp, together with bruising and abrasions. The lacerations were consistent with being struck by the claw of a hammer. Again the cause of her death was blunt force head injuries. They had been inflicted with severe force.

    In police interviews and when being medically examined, you admitted to killing the women. You stated that you could not take any more, had killed them and had cleaned up the house afterwards. You referred to the existence of a pact with Ms Hayter to the effect that if anything happened to her, Ms Hayter, Ms Hayter wanted Ms Owen to go with her.

    No‐one but yourself can say what was going on in your mind that morning. But nothing that the Court has been told about you and your circumstances, whether because of your relationship with Ms Hayter or because you were simply frustrated by your environment or stressed by your daughter's physical difficulties, could possibly justify your actions that day. That applies both to Ms Hayter and Ms Owen but all the more so to Ms Owen.

    I am quite satisfied that you intended to kill both these women, however much you may have regretted it later and however much you regret it now.

    There is a moving victim impact statement from Ms Hayter's brother expressing the views and despair of the whole family. He describes how his sister was his confidante, someone to whom he turned when he needed her and who was always on the end of the telephone to talk. He talks of his time with his niece and the pleasure of shopping with her, buying her collections of things that she liked, like money boxes. He describes how the lives of his family will never be the same again, and how difficult they find it not to know why you acted as you did.

    As to aggravating factors, this was a double murder carried out on two women in their home, where they were entitled to feel and should have been safe. Your attack on each of them involved the use of a weapon of which you essentially accept you disposed, even though you cannot remember doing it. Ms Owen was vulnerable, suffering from diabetes (as in fact did Ms Hayter) but also mild or moderate learning difficulties and a spinal condition which required her to wear special footwear and night splints. She had attended a special school until the age of 19, could read and write but had a younger mental age than average. That said, it is right not to overstate the position. Ms Owen did not need full time physical supervision. She was able to use a computer and telephone and to go out and about, albeit on a restricted basis.

    I turn to your personal circumstances. You come from a large family. You did well at school. You went on to have various jobs. You worked in a hospital, as a nursery nurse and in security. You met Ms Hayter when you were both about 22 years old. At the time of the attack you were not under any medical treatment or prescription. Indeed, you have no relevant medical history. Your life at the time was a relatively isolated one. You were the designated and paid carer for Ms Owen for the last 8 years of her life. I accept that you were a doting and loving father to Ms Owen, as was Ms Hayter a doting and loving mother to her. Your life revolved around looking after Ms Owen and the house and garden. You made sacrifices to care and feed her properly, going without yourself as a result.

    By way of mitigation, I take into account the following factors:

    a) you are a 55 year old man of positive good character with no previous convictions and who was a dedicated carer of your daughter;

    b) there is no evidence of any premeditation;

    c) your family circumstances suggest prolonged stress in your life arising out of what was a stormy relationship with Ms Hayter and the pressures of caring for Ms Owen;

    d) finally, your age. Any sentence that I can properly impose for offences of this nature will mean that you leave prison, if you do, an elderly man. But it is suggested that in the circumstances of this case I should not remove all hope of you leaving prison one day.

    I also take into account the fact you turned yourself into police very shortly after the attacks and effectively confessed. You gave accurate information to the police, enabling them to find the women.

    Finally, you pleaded guilty, albeit only on the first day of trial. Mr McDermott QC presses upon me the submission that this was not a cynical last‐minute plea. He refers to the fact that this is a case where, given your lack of memory, a decision could only be taken after detailed consideration of complex medical evidence relating to possible psychiatric defences. Your lawyers were still considering that evidence and advising you until very late in the day. It is said that there is no suggestion that your lack of memory is a ploy and there is expert forensic psychiatric evidence which indicates that there may be genuine, conscious or unconscious, reasons for memory loss.

    I accept that this was not a cynical last minute plea. But the fact nevertheless remains that you maintained a full denial to these charges until the start of trial. You did not at any earlier stage offer a plea of guilty to manslaughter. Following a defence statement in March 2014 which essentially put the prosecution to proof of all matters and raised possible issues of loss of control and diminished responsibility, as recently as 7th April 2014 you put in a full supplemental defence statement. That statement was lodged following what you said was an improvement in your memory of the details in respect of the deaths. In that statement you positively denied killing Ms Owen, stating that you believed that Ms Hayter had done so instead. That positive denial makes your assertion that you had no meaningful memory a difficult one.

    In those circumstances, whilst I will give you some credit for your guilty plea, it will be for 7.5%, which would equate to a discount of 15% if this were a determinate sentence. That discount takes into account what has been said in relation to your difficulties in recollection and the fact that a full analysis of the possibly psychiatric issues arising was required.

    William Owen, stand up.

    I am obliged by law to sentence you to life imprisonment on each count of murder of which you now stand convicted. I then have regard to Schedule 21 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003 and to the Sentencing Guidelines for a reduction for a guilty plea.

    Given that this was the murder of 2 persons involving the use of a weapon, I have no doubt that the seriousness of this offence is particularly high. This produces a starting point of 30 years. The fact that this was a double murder leads me to adopt that higher starting point. I therefore do not apply this factor again when adjusting the starting point for the other aggravating and mitigating factors identified above.

    Having regard to all the aggravating features (other than double murder) and all the mitigating features in your case, I consider an appropriate minimum term on each count of murder to be 25 years. Although there may be differences on the facts between the two counts, the same term on each is appropriate to reflect your overall criminality.

    I consider it appropriate to make a reduction for your guilty plea. I apply a 7.5% discount by way of credit for your guilty plea. I also give credit for the time spent in custody on remand.

    I therefore fix the minimum term which you will serve in custody, before the Parole Board may consider your possible release, on each count at 23 years and 1 ½ months to run concurrently. But for your plea of guilty I would have fixed the minimum term at 25 years. Time spent on remand in custody, which is now 154 days, will be deducted from this minimum term, producing the final minimum term.

    In my judgment this minimum term accurately reflects the seriousness of the offences taking account of the statutory starting point, all relevant aggravating and mitigating factors and your guilty plea. It means that you will be more than 75 years old before you can be considered for release. This is something that I have taken into account in reducing the minimum term.

    It is important that you – and everyone concerned with this case – should understand what this in fact means. The minimum term is not a fixed term after which you will automatically be released but the minimum time that you will spend in custody before your case can be considered by the Parole Board. It will be for the Parole Board to say at that time whether or not you will be released. If it remains necessary for public protection, you will continue to be detained after that date. If and when you are released you will be subject to licence and this will remain the case for the rest of your life. If for any reason your licence were to be revoked, you would be recalled to prison to continue to serve your life sentence in custody.

    Finally, the surcharge provisions apply to this case and the order will be drawn up accordingly.

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    Mary Evans murder: John Evans jailed for life



    A man who admitted fatally stabbing his 70-year-old sister-in-law at the wheel of her car in Luton has been jailed for life.

    John Evans, 56, of Thames Court, Luton, had earlier pleaded guilty to the murder of Mary Evans.

    Mrs Evans, known as May, was attacked in Trent Road on 18 November on her way to collect her grandson from school.

    At Luton Crown Court, Judge Michael Kay QC said Evans must serve a minimum of 22 years in prison.

    Mrs Evans had married Evans' brother, David, six weeks before her murder.

    The court heard Evans was on his way to his late mother's house to see if it was up for sale when he happened to see Mary Evans getting into her car.

    He attacked her with a knife as she sat behind the wheel.

    Members of the public managed to apprehend him while also attempting to save the victim's life.

    Detective Inspector Dave Grierson said "the lives of so many have been changed forever by what happened."

    Mrs Evans family said they had been left "devastated" by her "untimely" death.

    "This should have been a new beginning for May and David and they had so many happy adventures planned and were thoroughly looking forward to embracing their lives together," a statement said.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england...herts-27251754
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    Alan Easton murder: Three killers jailed for life



    A woman, her former lover and his friend have been jailed for life for murdering her fiance, who was stabbed repeatedly and buried alive.

    Angela Dowling, 48, Matthew Duffy, 23, and Stephen Schofield, 33, all of South Yorkshire, attacked Alan Easton in Everton, Nottinghamshire, last year.

    Dowling ordered the killing after finding out Mr Easton, 50, had "blown" a £40,000 inheritance, a trial heard.

    Duffy and Dowling were ordered to serve a minimum of 26 years and Schofield a minimum of 22 years.

    Nottinghamshire Police said a post-mortem examination revealed Mr Easton had been beaten and stabbed about 30 times but was still breathing when he was put in a shallow grave.

    Mr Easton, of Alexandria, Dunbartonshire, was found buried off Middle Cross Lane on 2 February 2013.

    Schofield had previously admitted the murder but Dowling and Duffy were found guilty at a trial at Nottingham Crown Court.

    The jury heard that Dowling's relationship with Mr Easton started in December 2012 and he moved into her home in Conisbrough, South Yorkshire.

    But the relationship turned sour when she realised he no longer had his inheritance.

    She falsely accused Mr Easton of acting inappropriately towards her teenage daughter and asked her former lover, Schofield, of Doncaster, and his friend, Duffy, of Conisbrough, for help to plan his death.

    On the night of the attack, 1 February 2013, the group claimed they were taking Mr Easton out for a meal to celebrate his and Dowling's recent engagement.

    She drove them to a country lane and waited in the car as Duffy and Schofield beat and stabbed him, cut his throat and buried him.

    CCTV released by police shows the group in a supermarket buying alcohol and plastic gloves in preparation for their crime.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england...shire-27256993 (HHJ Dickinson QC)
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    Given a choice between being murdered with a knife or a gun. I'll take the gun. Murder with a knife requires an altogether different kind of cold bloodedness. Guns are messy, but knives are messier still.

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