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Rhian Horsey was told by the judge she was a "dishonest and deceitful individual driven by greed".

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Charles Jessop, 29, attacked Clare Nash, 33, in a vicious and cowardly attack on her doorstep in Newmarket, Suffolk, in front of her three-year-old son after lying in wait for her to return home.

The jury in the trial of former trainee jockey Charles Jessp, accused of murdering his former girlfriend Clare Nash in Newmarket, has retired to consider its verdict.

A jury is expected to retire today to consider its verdict in the trial of a 29-year-old man accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend. Ipswich Crown Court...

Asked by his barrister Kier Monteith QC why 16 days later he had stabbed and strangled Miss Nash, Jessop replied: “Because of that medication.” Jessop claimed that Miss Nash had threatened to shoot him on an earlier occasion, with a gun he alleged she was holding for drug dealers, and that while they were in the toilet, he feared that if he didn’t kill her, she would kill him. On Tuesday, Mr Cotter delivered his closing speech on behalf of the prosecution. He told jurors that evidence g...

Jane Hunt Clare Nash died in her flat in Brickfields, Newmarket - Credit: Archant A former trainee jockey who claims he stabbed and strangled his former girlfriend because he feared she would shoot him if he didn’t kill her has denied lying about her having a gun. Giving evidence during his trial at Ipswich Crown Court, Charles Jessop denied that he had invented previously seeing Clare Nash with a gun in her house to explain his actions. Jessop told the court that two months before he alleged...

Police vehicles in Brickfields Avenue, Newmarket. Picture: ARCHANT - Credit: Archant A former trainee jockey who claims he stabbed and strangled his former girlfriend because he feared she would shoot him if he didn’t kill her has denied lying about her having a gun. Giving evidence during his trial at Ipswich Crown Court on Thursday Charles Jessop denied that he had invented previously seeing Claire Nash with a gun in her house to explain his actions. Jessop told the court that two months...

Jessop, 30, of Bakers Row, Newmarket admits unlawfully killing 33-year-old mother-of-two Miss Nash in January last year. However, he denies murdering her by stabbing and strangling her in the toilet of her flat in Brickfields Avenue, Newmarket. The mechanic and former trainee jockey told the court that he had sought help from his GP for anxiety and depression and was prescribed the antidepressant drug Citalopram. Asked by Mr Monteith why after killing Miss Nash he he had made reference to s...