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10/06/2013
Three Jailed For Life For Catherine Wells-Burr Murder
Three Polish nationals have been jailed for life for the murder of Catherine Wells-Burr, in a plot to collect on a six-figure life insurance policy.
31-year-old Rafal Nowak smothered Ms Wells-Burr in her sleep at the home they shared in Chard, Somerset, in September last year.
He was sentenced to life, with a minimum of 32 years.
Nowak’s ex-girlfriend and accomplice, 32-year-old Anna Lagwinowicz was also sentenced to life, along with her uncle Tadevsz Dmytryszyn, 38.
Lagwinowicz and Dmytryszyn helped Nowak dispose of Ms Wells-burr’s body, by putting it in her car and setting it on fire.
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31-year-old Rafal Nowak smothered Ms Wells-Burr in her sleep at the home they shared in Chard, Somerset, in September last year.
He was sentenced to life, with a minimum of 32 years.
Nowak’s ex-girlfriend and accomplice, 32-year-old Anna Lagwinowicz was also sentenced to life, along with her uncle Tadevsz Dmytryszyn, 38.
Lagwinowicz and Dmytryszyn helped Nowak dispose of Ms Wells-burr’s body, by putting it in her car and setting it on fire.
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