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Anne Kermode-Hutchinson of Rowan Walk, Mildenhall, forged her late partner’s will in a bid to cheat his two sisters out of their £423,000 inheritance. ....
Rachel Burrows, 30, and Kevin Prewitt, 37, from Lowestoft were jailed at Ipswich Crown Court for a series of offences, including raping children under the age of 10. - Credit: Suffolk Police A couple who subjected two children to an abhorrent campaign of abuse have been jailed for 22 years. Rachel Burrows, 30, and Kevin Prewitt, 37, were sentenced at Ipswich Crown Court for their inhuman and sadistic acts over more than a year involving the two children, both under the age of 10. Police were called to Prewitt s Myrtle Road home in Lowestoft in April 2020 when a 10-second indecent film and messages on his phone were discovered. ....
Rachel Burrows, 30, and Kevin Prewitt, 37, from Lowestoft were jailed at Ipswich Crown Court for a series of offences, including raping children under the age of 10. - Credit: Suffolk Police A couple who subjected two children to an abhorrent campaign of abuse have been jailed for 22 years. Rachel Burrows, 30, and Kevin Prewitt, 37, were sentenced at Ipswich Crown Court for their inhuman and sadistic acts over more than a year involving the two children, both under the age of 10. Police were called to Prewitt s Myrtle Road home in Lowestoft in April 2020 when a 10-second indecent film and messages on his phone were discovered. ....
Keith Maddock appeared at Ipswich Crown Court and admitted producing cannabis - Credit: Charlotte Bond A 73-year-old woman has admitted forging her late partner s will – for a second time. Anne Kermode-Hutchinson appeared at Ipswich Crown Court on Friday to admit two counts of fraud by false representation. Kermode-Hutchinson pleaded guilty to dishonestly making a false representation by presenting documents purported to be the genuine last will and testament of George Hayes to a solicitor between October 28 and November 12. She also admitted another count of making a false representation by presenting the documents as genuine to a solicitor on November 14, 2019. She denied a third charge of making or supplying articles for use in fraud in relation to three documents found on a computer. ....