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  Speaker 1: Oh God, oh God, Why couldn't have someone stopped him?
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  Speaker 2: Keep doing this to me?
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  Speaker 3: Christine, I'm looking at for the rest of for the
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  Speaker 3: murder of Ian Wawhood.
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  Speaker 4: You're watching totally true crime. In the early nineteen nineties,
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  Speaker 4: a man called Ian Rawle was selling a car in
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  Speaker 4: the County of Devon in the south of England. A
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  Speaker 4: woman called Christine came over to buy the car. She
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  Speaker 4: was homeless and she had three children. Her marriage had
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  Speaker 4: failed and she was trying to rebuild her life. Ian
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  Speaker 4: was with another woman at the time, but something sparked
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  Speaker 4: between them at that meeting and they soon became an item.
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  Speaker 4: Ian took on her three children as his own, and
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  Speaker 4: their relationship was intense. Christine would tell her friends that
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  Speaker 4: Ian was all over her like a rash, and friends
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  Speaker 4: described her a smitten But whilst this relationship was intense,
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  Speaker 4: it was also volatile. Between nineteen ninety two and nineteen
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  Speaker 4: ninety four, the pair made a total of five police
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  Speaker 4: reports on each other. On one occasion, Christine reported that
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  Speaker 4: Ian had vandalized her car. On another report, she said
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  Speaker 4: that he had thrown a statue through her window. He
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  Speaker 4: said that she had filled his car with water by
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  Speaker 4: putting a hose pipe through the sun roof, and on
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  Speaker 4: another occasion she broke into his house. But despite this,
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  Speaker 4: the couple stayed together and ended up moving in with
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  Speaker 4: each other, and they soon got married. They were financially
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  Speaker 4: well off and they lived in a large house which
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  Speaker 4: had twenty acres of farmland. They had a love hate
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  Speaker 4: relationship and it wasn't a secret. Their friends and family
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  Speaker 4: had witnessed their infatuation for each other, but also their tempers.
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  Speaker 4: Ian allegedly would be aggressive towards Christine's children. When her
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  Speaker 4: son Thomas was young, Ian threw a hot ashtray at
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  Speaker 4: his leg, causing a severe burn. Christine attacked Ian in retaliation,
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  Speaker 4: stabbing him in the arm and chest. The injuries weren't
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  Speaker 4: life threatening, but he needed medical attention, so he went
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  Speaker 4: to the hospital for treatment. Whilst he was there, the
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  Speaker 4: police were called and they tried to prosecute Christine with
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  Speaker 4: grievous bodily harm, but when Ian refused to cooperate with
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  Speaker 4: the investigation, she was acquitted of all charges. They continued
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  Speaker 4: to live together, but it was only a few years
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  Speaker 4: later that the police would be called to their house again.
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  Speaker 4: Over the next few years, Christine would call the police
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  Speaker 4: and tell them that Ian had been violent to her.
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  Speaker 4: On one occasion, he'd hit her square in the face.
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  Speaker 4: On another occasion, he had urinated in her drawers and
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  Speaker 4: hit her with a shovel. But he would also call
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  Speaker 4: the police on her that she was hitting him. Christine
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  Speaker 4: was a well known horse whisperer in layman's terms, she
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  Speaker 4: was an animal behaviorist and she owned horses which they
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  Speaker 4: kept on their land. In one incident, Thomas Christine's youngest
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  Speaker 4: son said he witnessed Ian strike his mother with a
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  Speaker 4: riding crop, which quote split her face in half. The
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  Speaker 4: violence between the pair was frequent and often severe. Thomas
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  Speaker 4: Christine's son said that Ian was the main aggressor in
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  Speaker 4: the relationship. Ian would often put his wife down, calling
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  Speaker 4: her fat, lazy, and a slob, and he would also
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  Speaker 4: allegedly play cruel mind games with her. Christine had told
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  Speaker 4: her friends that she suspected Ian was the person who
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  Speaker 4: kept opening the gate to the field where she kept
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  Speaker 4: her horses, knowing that they would likely walk out into
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  Speaker 4: oncoming traffic. Ian would often hide her keys, her phone,
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  Speaker 4: and her purse. He'd block her car in so she
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  Speaker 4: couldn't go out, and in return, Christine would call Hymn
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  Speaker 4: names and lash out towards him. Christine suffered with a
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  Speaker 4: few medical conditions, and an issue with one of her
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  Speaker 4: legs led her to being registered disabled. Thomas said that
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  Speaker 4: he'd witnessed Ian kick his mother in her bad leg
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  Speaker 4: whilst he wore steel toed shoes, and on one occasion
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  Speaker 4: he threw his wife through a glass window. But to
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  Speaker 4: the outside world, Christine looked as though she was living
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  Speaker 4: a happy and privileged life. On her Facebook page, she
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  Speaker 4: would post photos of her smiling with her horses. She
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  Speaker 4: shared reviews of spa facilities, and photos of family and
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  Speaker 4: friends gathered in a kitchen for a New Year's Eve
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  Speaker 4: party was one of her most liked posts, but she
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  Speaker 4: also shared some quotes that had dark undertones. In one
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  Speaker 4: quote by Albert Einstein that she shared, it said the
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  Speaker 4: world will not be destroyed by those who do evil,
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  Speaker 4: but by those who watched them without doing anything. Another
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  Speaker 4: quote she shared said someone said to me, I don't
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  Speaker 4: know how you do it. I replied, I wasn't given
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  Speaker 4: a choice. But on the twenty first of August twenty
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  Speaker 4: twenty two, Christine wouldn't share any more quotes or any
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  Speaker 4: more pictures on her social media. Christine's marriage was finally
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  Speaker 4: looking like it was over. She'd moved into a barn
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  Speaker 4: on their land, and she had told friends that she
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  Speaker 4: wanted a divorce. She'd been asking Ian for money so
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  Speaker 4: she could move out. He said he didn't have any,
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  Speaker 4: so she was trying to get him to sell a
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  Speaker 4: piece of their farmland that she could use to buy
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  Speaker 4: somewhere new. She also wanted a private eye operation, and
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  Speaker 4: she wanted Ian to give her the mone need to
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  Speaker 4: have it. Ian, who was now seventy two years old,
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  Speaker 4: resented the fact that he was still working to keep
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  Speaker 4: them afloat, and the couple would often rowl over this.
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  Speaker 4: Christine had taken to film in their rows on her
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  Speaker 4: mobile phone.
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  Speaker 2: All of it.
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  Speaker 1: I've not instigated anything, and I've just said to you.
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  Speaker 4: You sat there and started, and it's been going on
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  Speaker 4: ever since you started it.
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  Speaker 1: Not me tell me what I've done wrong. I just
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  Speaker 1: asked you to stop it. You just want to bankrupt
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  Speaker 1: everybody like.
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  Speaker 2: You Steve.
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  Speaker 1: You did, and you only got your money because someone
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  Speaker 1: left it to you. Dear that the council fucking foreman.
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  Speaker 1: That's hardly a fucking brain surgeon, is it? Who do
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  Speaker 1: you think you? Are? You?
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  Speaker 2: What do you mean?
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  Speaker 3: Kept me?
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  Speaker 4: What do you mean? I had a disability allowance?
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  Speaker 1: I've not been well?
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  Speaker 3: Oh yes, that because you planned on you played for Tom.
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  Speaker 4: I claim for Tom. In another video, they're accusing each
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  Speaker 4: other of having alcohol issues.
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  Speaker 2: I've been drinking what you're drinking?
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  Speaker 1: Ginger beer and nothing? No ginger beer. Yeah, ginger beer, mccordy,
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  Speaker 1: because I cared.
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  Speaker 4: How dare you?
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  Speaker 1: How dare you?
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  Speaker 3: You're the one with a drink problem. I'm going to
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  Speaker 3: drink you do.
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  Speaker 1: You're an alcohol.
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  Speaker 3: As I've had my blood as Tom.
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  Speaker 4: When he was here Christmas, when you invited Matthew Rod
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  Speaker 4: and then you passed out because you were drunk. In
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  Speaker 4: this clip, Ian can see that Christine is recording him.
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  Speaker 1: You know, tell me what you think I should have
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  Speaker 1: brought to the table. You knew that I wasn't well
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  Speaker 1: when you met me, and you last years. Do you
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  Speaker 1: think I've only been married twenty years? You don't even
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  Speaker 1: know how long you've been fucking married. To carry on,
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  Speaker 1: I'll tell you what you are. Love this and anything
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  Speaker 1: else to say. They're going to love this, anything else
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  Speaker 1: to say contribut right right, and do you know what
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  Speaker 1: you are? A useless eater, ignorant. You are only surprised
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  Speaker 1: by your stupidity. You cancel foreman, You're only ill me.
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  Speaker 4: The twenty first of August twenty twenty two was a
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  Speaker 4: Sunday and Christine was mucking out her horses when her
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  Speaker 4: husband approached her. She'd been suffering with a bad shoulder,
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  Speaker 4: so he'd come out to help her. A row ensued,
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  Speaker 4: and he pushed a wheelbarrow of manure towards the mucky
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  Speaker 4: and Christine snapped. She grabbed a knife that she'd used
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  Speaker 4: to cut some cord to tie up the gates for
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  Speaker 4: her horses, and she started to stab her husband in
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  Speaker 4: the back. She was on the phone to her daughter
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  Speaker 4: when she struck him. Her daughter called nine ninety nine,
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  Speaker 4: and an operator called Christine to try and arrange help
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  Speaker 4: for Ian. When the police arrived, they found Christine in tears.
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  Speaker 4: He speaks, he's narcissistic. I don't know who this ribed,
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  Speaker 4: what it was?
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  Speaker 3: Oh?
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  Speaker 4: Please, such a cruel I really get Christine away.
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  Speaker 1: Sorry, it was fine, It's fine.
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  Speaker 4: Can you love someone?
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  Speaker 2: Can you would? You have to think of someone and
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  Speaker 2: they're so.
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  Speaker 4: Calculatingly nasty to you. They put her in the back
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  Speaker 4: of the police van, and she continued to tell the
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  Speaker 4: arresting officers about the abuse that she had suffered at
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  Speaker 4: the hands of Ian.
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  Speaker 2: I've been living up the top and it's been boiling them,
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  Speaker 2: my dogs and my horses. Here, he'll come and get me.
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  Speaker 2: You'll come and get me. You'll come and get me.
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  Speaker 2: He'll kill me.
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  Speaker 1: Oh god, oh god. Why couldn't have someone stopped him
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  Speaker 1: keep doing this to me.
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  Speaker 4: I've tried that many times.
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  Speaker 3: I tried the other day to phone the police, and
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  Speaker 3: it takes forever, forever them to pick up.
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  Speaker 2: And you can't do a nine ninety nine and say
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  Speaker 2: he's just shouting at me again.
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  Speaker 4: Ian Rawle died from his injuries. The crime scene investigators
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  Speaker 4: discovered that Christine had watched her husband struggle to move
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  Speaker 4: over one hundred meters to try to get help. The
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  Speaker 4: pathologist noted that the twelve inch NiFe was pushed right
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  Speaker 4: into Ian's back up to the hilt it had gone
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  Speaker 4: through to pierce his lung. In her police interview, Christine
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  Speaker 4: said that Ian had been violent and had threatened to
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  Speaker 4: kill her. She was claiming self defense.
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  Speaker 3: I had said to him, I can't put up with
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  Speaker 3: the way you're treating me. I'm going to divorce you anyway, Okay,
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  Speaker 3: because you can have someone do these things to you.
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  Speaker 3: You can't live as a second class citizen.
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  Speaker 4: You can't be told that you've got the rights. You
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  Speaker 4: can't be told that someone's going to kill you.
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  Speaker 1: But I don't remember.
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  Speaker 3: Any of it, Okay. I was absolutely petrified. Absolutely.
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  Speaker 4: The police now had to determine whether Christine had stabbed
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  Speaker 4: Ian in self defense or whether she had committed murder. Thomas,
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  Speaker 4: Christine's son, said that he had witnessed his mother being
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  Speaker 4: abused by Ian for years, and he said he hadn't
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  Speaker 4: felt like he was able to help. They were likened
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  Speaker 4: to the role dull parent as the Twits, a couple
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  Speaker 4: who had a dysfunctional marriage and seemed to take pleasure
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  Speaker 4: in making each other's lives a misery. In a transcript
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  Speaker 4: of Christine's nine nine nine calls, she's heard saying, quote,
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  Speaker 4: you bastard, You've been such a bastard to me. She
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  Speaker 4: then tells the operator that he was going on and
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  Speaker 4: on at me and that she was watching him die
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  Speaker 4: in front of her. One of the couple's neighbors told
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  Speaker 4: investigators that Ian was vindictive and unpleasant to his wife.
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  Speaker 4: Christine's friends told the police that she had waited on
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  Speaker 4: Ian hand and foot, but he had called her useless
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  Speaker 4: and lazy. But they also discovered that Ian had told
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  Speaker 4: a work colleague that he thought he was being abused
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  Speaker 4: by Christine and he was trying to find a support
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  Speaker 4: service to help him. Ian had also been seen with
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  Speaker 4: a black eye, which he had said was inflicted on
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  Speaker 4: him by his wife. Another witness said that Christine had
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  Speaker 4: told her that she liked to play tricks on her
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  Speaker 4: husband to wind him up. She'd do things like allegedly
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  Speaker 4: put viagra in his tea, wipe her backside with his ties,
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  Speaker 4: and put chili in his underwear. On the morning that
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  Speaker 4: Ian died, Christine had been texting a friend about their
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  Speaker 4: marriage problems, and in her texts she had told her
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  Speaker 4: friend that she hoped that he would die. The police
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  Speaker 4: were dealing with two very different narratives. I discovered a
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  Speaker 4: letter that Christine had written to one of her children
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  Speaker 4: in twenty fifteen, and in it she admitted that she
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  Speaker 4: wasn't perfect. She had said, quote I am who I am?
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  Speaker 4: Granddad would hit me and I wouldn't give in, so
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  Speaker 4: he would hit me some more. We had a huge
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  Speaker 4: fight one day and I nearly killed him. My life
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  Speaker 4: was hard and unjust. I developed a nasty temper, which
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  Speaker 4: you have seen many times. I now understand just why
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  Speaker 4: men were attracted to me. I looked like a girl,
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  Speaker 4: but I was strong like a man. What they thought
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  Speaker 4: was appealing became a nightmare for them. I've made a
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  Speaker 4: lot of people, particularly a lot of men's lives hell.
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  Speaker 4: I made them feel inadequate. The smart ones fucked off.
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  Speaker 4: Before the trial, Christine told the police that Ian had
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  Speaker 4: subjected her to sexual abuse. This was never proven, and
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  Speaker 4: the prosecution believed that she was trying to build her
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  Speaker 4: case for self defense by fabricating these claims. Christine's trials
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  Speaker 4: started in the spring of twenty twenty four at Exeter
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  Speaker 4: Crown Court. She didn't give evidence, but her defense argued
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  Speaker 4: that she'd been a victim of domestic abuse and that
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  Speaker 4: she'd finally snapped, believing Ian was going to kill her
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  Speaker 4: that day. After they continue to argue about selling a
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  Speaker 4: piece of farmland. Christine's best friend, a woman called Alie Albert,
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  Speaker 4: told the jury that Christine had called her after the
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  Speaker 4: incident to tell her what had happened and to complain
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  Speaker 4: about her husband's behavior. The pair had been due to
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  Speaker 4: me for coffee that morning. Ali had been delayed as
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  Speaker 4: she was out walking her dogs. She said, Christine called
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  Speaker 4: her at two thirty pm and said, quote, he's dead.
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  Speaker 4: Ali asked what happened, and Christine told her that she
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  Speaker 4: wanted Allie to look after the animals. Alie said, quote
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  Speaker 4: she said. He went on and on and on at me.
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  Speaker 4: It was a very short phone call. He would constantly
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  Speaker 4: put her down, swear at her a lot. He would
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  Speaker 4: accuse her of being stupid, lazy, and useless. Christine was
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  Speaker 4: unhappy and she was unwell. She loved him, She wanted
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  Speaker 4: to make things work, but it got to the point
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  Speaker 4: that the only option she saw was divorce. She loved
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  Speaker 4: the animals and if she left them, she didn't have
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  Speaker 4: any idea how they would be looked after, and she
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  Speaker 4: would be away from them. She's amazing around horses. She
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  Speaker 4: exudes calmness around them. She's helped a lot of people.
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  Speaker 4: People would come in with any issue and should be
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  Speaker 4: able to retrain the horses. But Christine was upset, depressed,
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  Speaker 4: and she would cry every day. The jury heard from
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  Speaker 4: the prosecution, who detailed the instances that Ian had called
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  Speaker 4: the police for help in the past. They were played
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  Speaker 4: the videos of them arguing, and after just three hours
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  Speaker 4: of deliberation, the jury came back with their verdict. They
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  Speaker 4: found Christine guilty of murder and she was sentenced to
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  Speaker 4: life in prison and ordered to serve a minimum term
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  Speaker 4: of seventeen years. She was seventy years old. Thank you
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