A female teacher in the UK was displeased with her boyfriend’s cheating and set up a plan to kill him. (Schematic / turned diagram of bezels)
Terrible! A 49-year-old female teacher in the UK, Fiona Beal, believed that her 7-year-old boyfriend, Nicholas Billingham, had been cheating. She was not content to lure him into bed, kill her, and finally bury her body. into the back garden.
According to the “Daily Mail” report, Fiona is a primary school teacher. In November 2021, she falsely claimed to be infected with the epidemic and requested sick leave. She took the opportunity to kill her lover. After the quarantine ended, she returned to work and told the headteacher that her boyfriend had left her. During the period, she used her boyfriend’s mobile phone to send messages to relatives and friends, creating the illusion that he is still alive. It wasn’t until three and a half months later that friends around noticed that something was wrong and called the police, and the whole incident was not disclosed.
The prosecutor’s investigation found that Fiona and her boyfriend had been dating for 17 years. During this time, the man had multiple affairs, even got his mistress pregnant, and gave birth to a child. “Nicholas left her once, but she finally came back and accepted him.” As early as 2021 At the end of October 2010, she suspected that her boyfriend was unfaithful, so she decided to kill him. He also made a plan for this, including what method to use, how to deal with it. the body, and how to explain where her love was to others, etc., and she wrote the details in a notebook.
After police arrived at the scene, they dug up a mummy-like body from the back garden, and found a blood-stained mattress and duvet in the basement, as well as tree bark in the garden.. The forensic doctor confirmed that the body was Nicholas through dental records Cause of death was The right neck was stabbed and the carotid artery severed. Fiona was subsequently arrested on charges of murder, but pleaded not guilty on the grounds of mental instability during the court hearing, and the case continues to be heard.
