News about Jeremy Richardson

EXCLUSIVE: Emma Borowy, 32, was described as a schizophrenic obsessed with witchcraft. Just three weeks before killing Roger Leadbeater, 74, she had been jailed for killing two pet goats in a form of'sacrifice' and reportedly threatened to'stab someone in the heart.' In August, Borowy was charged with murdering council worker Mr Leadbeater in a Sheffield park. He died from multiple stab wounds in an apparently random and motiveless attack that has raised troubling concerns about mental health services. At the time of the shooting, it is believed she was in the custody of the Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Trust at the time of the murder.

After burrowing into a grave shared by Maud Goodwin and her husband, Kell, in Barnsley's Carlton Cemetary, last year, Wayne Joselyn (pictured), 43, pleaded with a friend. The ex-Royal Marine carried out this rumour" about what was buried there and has spent time in prison since last September. Joselyn had been out early in the morning armed with a series of shovels and spades, and dug into the grave, according to the Sheffield Crown Court - disturbing Kell and Maud Goodwin's remains. Joselyn then asked the friend: 'Guess where I've been? Once it was over, it was over.'

A former Royal Marine, who may have been looking for jewellery and firearms to finance a drug use in Class-A, dug into the grave of a married couple who had been laid to rest together. Wayne Joselyn, 43, delved into the grave dug in Barnsley's Carlton Cemetary one night in April last year. Joselyn was arrested in the Royal Marines and serving a four-year prison term for burglary by the same court last September, and he has now received another 15 months to his prison term, according to the Yorshire Post. A member of the public was shocked to discover the Goodwins' shared grave had been disturbed in May.

After 'loud and clear' porn noises started blaring from a solicitor's computer, a recorder judge in Sheffield was forced to call time on a drug-smuggling lawsuit. Judge Jeremy Richardson was postponed for a week after the court's common video server (CVP) was 'hacked.' Like other video link applications, CVP allows court sessions to be held remotely. 'It's so strange how quickly you can be hacked these days,' the lawyer, who wishes to remain anonymous, said.