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RIP: Evesham Journal death notices - Vimarsana News

RIP: Evesham Journal death notices

THE following death notices were published in the Evesham Journal this week.

Banbury woman sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering her millionaire landlord - Vimarsana News

Banbury woman sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering her millionaire landlord

A woman who controlled, exploited, defrauded and then ultimately starved to death her live-in landlord to try and inherit his £3.5m estate, has…

Anthony Sootheran murder: Woman who starved millionaire to death jailed - Vimarsana News

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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Life sentence for woman in £3.5 million forged-will murder - Vimarsana News

Life sentence for woman in £3.5 million forged-will murder

By Press Association 2021 Lynda Rickard A woman who forged the will of a wealthy landowner before starving him to death to inherit a slice of his £3.5 million fortune has been jailed for life. Carer Lynda Rickard, 62, was found guilty of murdering former auctioneer’s clerk James Sootheran, known as Anthony, 59, at his property, High Havens Farm in the village of South Newington, Oxfordshire, in March 2014. She had been paid £47,000 a year to look after his elderly mother, Mary Sootheran, known as Joy, until her death, aged 92, in 20...

Banbury woman convicted of murdering her millionaire landlord - Vimarsana News

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...