BREAKING: A man who set his wife on fire as she was trapped in her car is to spend at least 18 years in prison for her murder.
A man who set his wife on fire as she was trapped in her car is to spend at least 18 years in prison.
Mother-of-six Katrina Rainey was preparing to go to work when her husband opened her car door, threw petrol over her and set her alight. Thomas Rainey, of Quarry Road in Knockloughrim, County Londonderry, had pleaded guilty to her murder.The judge said he recognised a minimum of 18 years was a significant sentence for a man of Rainey's age.More on this story
Danmark Seneste Nyt, Danmark Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også læse nyheder, der ligner denne, som vi har indsamlet fra andre nyhedskilder.
Tributes paid to 'greatly missed' and 'truly wonderful' personKatrina Taylor had been diagnosed with a brain tumour
Læs mere »
Breaking the myth: opioids provide no advantage for acute back pain, study findsBreaking the myth: opioids provide no advantage for acute back pain, study finds TheLancet opiods placebo painrelief backpain
Læs mere »
This Ruffle Dress Is Breaking The Internet – And The A-Listers Love It TooLooking for the perfect summer dress for a vacay? This ruffle dress - the one going viral on TikTok - is the one you need now. Read more on Grazia.
Læs mere »
The record-breaking Novak Djokovic: loved, liked or admired?Is Novak Djokovic, who has won the most grand slam titles of any man to ever play tennis, actually liked? Some do. Some don’t. Some are indifferent. Some have changed their mind.
Læs mere »
Orkney Islands consider breaking away from UK and Scottish governmentsThe Orkney Islands in Scotland are considering becoming a self-governing territory. Believing they've been failed by the UK and Scottish governments, residents are now reportedly keen on exploring their ‘Nordic connections’.
Læs mere »
'Covid pushed me to my breaking point' - DoctorThe former Covid-19 lead at York Hospital said she resigned and moved to the Scottish Highlands after the pandemic pushed her beyond 'breaking point'.
Læs mere »