Anthony Sootheran murder: Woman who starved millionaire to death jailed
Lynda Rickard is jailed for 28 years for killing Anthony Sootheran to steal from his £3.5m estate.
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Banbury woman convicted of murdering her millionaire landlord
A WOMAN has been convicted of the murder and defrauding of her live-in landlord. Lynda Rickard, aged 62, of Edinburgh Close, Banbury, was today convicted of the murder of James Anthony Sootheran, known as Anthony, in South Newington, near Banbury. Mr Sootheran was controlled, isolated, and defrauded before he died at High Havens Farm, South Newington, with Rickard’s intention being to inherit Mr Sootheran’s estate which was valued at approximately £3.5 million. Rickard was on trial with her husband Wayne at Reading Crown Court, both accused of Mr Sootheran’s murder. Follo...
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Carer, 62, found guilty of starving live-in landlord to death in bid to inherit £1.5m estate
A carer who deliberately starved her live-in landlord to death to inherit a slice of his multimillion-pound estate was convicted of murder today after his skeletal body was found next to a plate of McDonald's. Lynda Rickard and her husband Wayne moved into a Oxfordshire farmhouse set on 60 acres of land owned by James 'Anthony' Sootheran in 2006. The 62-year-old cared for his aging mother Joy Sootheran, but despite receiving £47,000 a year in her role, she soon started using the woman's money as her own. Mother-of-three Lynda had previously admitted forging the will of Ms Sootheran, in an ...
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Woman guilty of starving millionaire landowner to death to inherit £3.5m
A CARER starved her millionaire landowner to death in a bid to inherit his £3.5million fortune after his body was discovered next to a bag of McDonal
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Sootheran murder trial: Accused couple put up a 'wall of silence', court hears
Wayne and Lynda Rickard A Banbury couple accused of starving their live-in landlord to death in order to inherit a slice of his £3.5million estate - refused to give evidence in their murder trial, instead putting up a "wall of silence," a court heard today. Lynda and Wayne Rickard moved into High Havens farmhouse in South Newington, owned by James “Anthony” Sootheran in 2006 and, with 62-year-old Lynda Rickard as the driving force, they planned to defraud his estate and the estate of his elderly mother Joy, a jury heard. Mother-of-three Rickard had previously admitted forging the w...
Source: thisisoxfordshire.co.uk