By Press Association 2021
Phoenix Netts death
A woman will be sentenced for murdering Phoenix Netts and concealing her dismembered body in two suitcases.
Gareeca Conita Gordon, 28, previously admitted killing Miss Netts at the shared accommodation where they lived in Birmingham on April 16 last year.
After the murder, she carried out a series of “detailed, organised actions” to suggest that Miss Netts was alive while taking steps to dispose of her body, prosecutors said.
The Crown Prosecution Service told how Gordon contacted friends and family of Miss Netts through messages, emails and voice calls, pretending to be her and indicating she was moving to London.
By Press Association 2021
Phoenix Netts death
A woman will be sentenced for murdering Phoenix Netts and concealing her dismembered body in two suitcases.
Gareeca Conita Gordon, 28, previously admitted killing Miss Netts at the shared accommodation where they lived in Birmingham on April 16 last year.
After the murder, she carried out a series of “detailed, organised actions” to suggest that Miss Netts was alive while taking steps to dispose of her body, prosecutors said.
The Crown Prosecution Service told how Gordon contacted friends and family of Miss Netts through messages, emails and voice calls, pretending to be her and indicating she was moving to London.
By Press Association 2021
Phoenix Netts death
A woman will be sentenced for murdering Phoenix Netts and concealing her dismembered body in two suitcases.
Gareeca Conita Gordon, 28, previously admitted killing Miss Netts at the shared accommodation where they lived in Birmingham on April 16 last year.
After the murder, she carried out a series of “detailed, organised actions” to suggest that Miss Netts was alive while taking steps to dispose of her body, prosecutors said.
The Crown Prosecution Service told how Gordon contacted friends and family of Miss Netts through messages, emails and voice calls, pretending to be her and indicating she was moving to London.
By Press Association 2021
Phoenix Netts death
A woman will be sentenced for murdering Phoenix Netts and concealing her dismembered body in two suitcases.
Gareeca Conita Gordon, 28, previously admitted killing Miss Netts at the shared accommodation where they lived in Birmingham on April 16 last year.
After the murder, she carried out a series of “detailed, organised actions” to suggest that Miss Netts was alive while taking steps to dispose of her body, prosecutors said.
The Crown Prosecution Service told how Gordon contacted friends and family of Miss Netts through messages, emails and voice calls, pretending to be her and indicating she was moving to London.