John Jessop had been due to stand trial accused of murdering Clair Ablewhite but changed his plea
A man has admitted murdering a woman at her home in Nottinghamshire.
Police found the body of mother-of-three Clair Ablewhite at her address in Hall Lane, Colston Bassett,John Jessop, 26, of Sherwood Avenue, Newark, had been due to stand trial next week after initially denying murder. But at Nottingham Crown Court on Wednesday, he pleaded guilty and is due to be sentenced on 9 December.'Horrific crime'
Det Insp Melanie Crutchley said: "This was an appalling crime that resulted in the death of a much-loved and very popular woman. "I am pleased that Jessop has now admitted his guilt and would like to thank everyone who responded to our many public appeals for information in the days after this horrific crime.Follow BBC East Midlands on
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