Woman left to die in squalor by father and brother, court told
A court is told Julie Burdett, 61, was left to suffer "dreadful" injuries at her home.
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A court is told Julie Burdett, 61, was left to suffer "dreadful" injuries at her home.
An immobile and vulnerable woman from Leicester died in horrific conditions in a bedroom after her elderly father and her brother failed to care for her or seek medical help, a court has been told.
In a plot worthy of a hit heist movie, the gang managed to evade the tightest of security and plunder jewellery and cash worth £26 million - £25 million of which came from the Ecclestones' property.
NEIGHBOURS living near the Carlisle house where Lee McKnight was 'attacked' described hearing a person shouting out 'in pain'.
1/1 NONE of the six people involved in the ‘murder’ of a young Carlisle man tried to get him medical help after he was ‘lured' to a house and beaten unconscious, a jury was told. Lee McKnight, 26, was instead dumped - deeply unconscious but still alive - in a river south of Carlisle. At the city’s crown court, six people have gone on trial accused of murdering Mr McKnight in the early hours of July 24 last year. Opening the case, QC Timothy Cray gave a detailed outline of Mr McKnight’s last hours - and the events which the prosecution say led to it.