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THE man accused of murdering his former partner has added further details to his defence statement on the morning of the third day of his trial.
THE man accused of murdering his former partner has added further details to his defence statement on the morning of the third day of his trial.
Alan Edwards, 48, was today sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Susan Waring, 45. Edwards claimed he last saw Susan Waring when she kissed him goodbye and walked out of his flat in Darwen, Lancashire, on January 30 2019. But he was convicted of her murder after the prosecution said he was a 'violent and controlling' bully who killed the 45-year-old, disposed of her body and then attempted to cover his tracks. The victim's brother, Peter Waring, read out in court a victim personal statement on behalf of the family before Edwards was told he must serve a minimum of 27 years in jai...
Breaking Sick bully jailed for life with minimum of 27 years for the murder of missing Susan Waring A SICK bully who once set a ferret on a woman as a form of torture has been jailed for a minimum of 27 years for murdering his girlfriend – whose body remains missing. Alan Edwards was found guilty of the murder of Susan Waring – and a catalogue of vile offences against several other women – following a trial which lasted 11 weeks at Preston Crown Court. He has now learned his fate after Mr Justice James Goss passed down a sentence of life imprisonment with a minimum term of 27 years...
Sick bully jailed for life with minimum of 27 years for the murder of missing Susan Waring A SICK bully who once set a ferret on a woman as a form of torture has been jailed for a minimum of 27 years for murdering his girlfriend – whose body remains missing. Alan Edwards was found guilty of the murder of Susan Waring – and a catalogue of vile offences against several other women – following a trial which lasted 11 weeks at Preston Crown Court. He has now learned his fate after Mr Justice James Goss passed down a sentence of life imprisonment with a minimum term of 27 years.