50, 50, guilty of killing son’s partner, 30

A 50 -year -old man has been convicted of killing his son’s 30 -year -old partner.

The body of Sophie Evans was found to be lying on the kitchen floor of a house on 5 July 2024, Carmarthashire when it was attacked and strangled.

Richard Jones from Barri Port, Carmarthire accepted the mangeloter with less responsibility, but refused to kill.

A jury took less than three hours in the Swansey Crown Court on Thursday, so that he could be found guilty of murder.

The public gallery was shouting “scumbing” as Jones were sent down.

The court earlier heard how, the day of the attack, Ms. Evans returned home on the Been Road only after leaving her two children in school, when Jones visited her home.

He had said that “strange jobs” were “regular visitor” in the property.

He was arrested later on the same day after exchanging several texts and phone calls with family and friends.

The jury saw an exchanges between Jones and his former-partner, Tracy Thompson, in which he called his son, Jamie Davis, and Ms. Evans “Chor Thieves” and said that he had “taken care of the problem”.

In a psychiatrist interview after his arrest, he said he believed that he was “tricked” by his son and Ms. Evans to his mother’s house.

During the police interview, Jones told the officials that their “scam” went to “scam” and was “irregular”.

He said that he remembers the morning to look at the drains on the property to go to Ms. Evans’ house, when he said “nothing” about the “scam” she “lost her head”.

Jones then said that he did not remember anything about the attack, except for the “Country Park”.

Defending Jones, David Eliias said that his customer’s views were “falsely organized faith” due to an illusion disorder about the scam.

Advisory psychiatrist Dr. Dilam Jayavikrama, who interviewed the accused, stated that Jones “was 100% in his beliefs” was scammed.

The court heard that Jones told the officials that she was taken to a Solicitor’s office by Ms. Evans, which made him believe that she had signed works at her mother’s house.

Mr. Elias said, “There is not a single part of the evidence to say that it was true.”

Mike Jones prosecuted, said, Jones showed the “significant emotional crisis” and showed what he did, “callus apathy”.

Mr. Jones told the jury that the defendant had lost his own temper “from a historic short fuse”, and the day of the incident, attacked Sophie and strangled him, killing him, killing him, which led to his death “.

Judge Grant Walters said that the court could only give one punishment which was life imprisonment.

Jones will be sentenced on 3 March.