A police officer in Gillingham, Dorset, following the death of Sir Richard Sutton Credit: Jonathan Brady/PA Another message on March 25 said: “I think and strategise every single day how to murder my mother and co.”

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In mitigation, William Boyce KC said the defendant’s “remorse” for what happened had affected every aspect of his life. The court was also shown a text message sent by the defendant to his sister on the day before the killing in which he wrote, having mistaken the date: “Raising a glass to dad who passed away eight years ago today. RIP. You remember right? Your real father David, not the one who ‘bought you’ who you call your father… cupboard love.” Each month we highlight one of our customers who has posted on our blog and award them a FREE party!A court heard Yam - who had sought asylum in the UK - spent a month cloning Mr Chappelow's identity using documents from the house but attempts to get cash failed when his Chinese accent alerted bank staff Ms Schreiber continued: “I believe that he stabbed me, I received some stab wounds from him and I remember looking at the knife in me and being surprised that it doesn’t hurt."