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Nigerian Man Who Beats His Wife To Death With Their Son’s Skateboard Bags Life Prison Sentence In The UK
Nigerian Man Who Beats His Wife To Death With Their Son’s Skateboard Bags Life Prison Sentence.
Olubunmi Abodunde, a Nigerian man, was sentenced to life in prison in the United Kingdom after beating his wife to death with their son’s skateboard.
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Taiwo found work as a health care assistant nurse at a Cambridge care home. Still, her husband, a trained civil engineer, needed help finding work. He worked at Tesco and Wickes, and there were bill-related problems.
He was condemned on May 9, 2024, at Ipswich Crown Court for murdering Taiwo on November 28, 2023, at their Exning Roadhouse in Newmarket, Suffolk, a day after being released on bail by police.
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He altered his plea to guilty on the third day of his trial last month after first denying murder.
Before sentencing Abodunde to life in prison, Judge Martyn Levett called the attack ‘cold-blooded and cruel.’
Mr Levett determined that he should serve at least 17 years in jail before being considered for release.
During the trial last month, prosecutor Stephen Spence claimed Abodunde was a jealous man who accused his wife of having affairs during their marriage.
He also informed the court that both sides had bill and money conflicts, frequent confrontations, and violence.
Mr Levett determined that he should serve at least 17 years in jail before being considered for release.
During the trial last month, prosecutor Stephen Spence claimed Abodunde was a jealous man who accused his wife of having affairs during their marriage.
He also informed the court that both sides had bill and money conflicts, frequent confrontations, and violence.
Suffolk Police submitted themselves to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) by routine practice.
Suffolk Police Detective Inspector Dan Connick stated, “I hope this sentence provides some comfort and reassurance to those most affected by the murder of Taiwo Abodunde, particularly her family and friends.”
“Our thoughts remain with the family and all those who knew Taiwo.”
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