Evil Killer's Lies 'Worthy of an Oscar' Concludes Judge
Lincolnshire Echo › January 05, 2012
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Lincolnshire Echo › January 05, 2012
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A woman who murdered her businessman fiance by locking him in his workshop store cupboard and then setting light to the building has been ordered to serve a minimum of 23 years after receiving a life sentence.
Judge Michael Heath, passing sentence at Lincoln Crown Court, described divorcee Julie Dixon, 43, as having produced "a performance worthy of an Oscar" in her efforts to absolve herself of any blame for the killing her long-term partner David Twigg, 46.See the full content of this document
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Evil Killer's Lies 'Worthy of an Oscar' Concludes Judge
Dixon, wearing a long black cardigan on top of an orange dress, showed little emotion, only occasionally wiping her eyes with a ...
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