Oh I don't know, Patricia Hewitt's still out there.
Ian
woman is every man's nightmare.
"For a decade she has targeted men sexually, financially and
physically.
"The men of Britain can sleep safe tonight knowing she has been taken
off the streets."
All we have to do is kill all the feminists now.
What's the betting, Vera Baird, MP for redcar will try to get her
released.
(We're all individuals apparently, except for men who are evil, and
women who are ill.)
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Woman jailed for killing husband
Dena Thompson, 43, had denied murdering her husband
A woman found guilty of murdering her husband with a drugs overdose
disguised in a curry has been jailed for life.
Dena Thompson, 43, had denied killing Julian Webb on his 31st birthday
in June 1994 at the home they shared in Yapton, West Sussex.
But an Old Bailey jury on Monday returned a guilty verdict on
Thompson, of Larks Rise, Cullompton, Devon.
Mrs Thompson hid bitter-tasting anti-depressants in Mr Webb's
favourite meal, a spicy curry, and gave him drinks containing ground
aspirin.
The men of Britain can sleep safe tonight knowing she has been taken
off the streets
Detective Chief Inspector Martyn Underhill said outside court: "This
woman is every man's nightmare.
"For a decade she has targeted men sexually, financially and
physically.
"The men of Britain can sleep safe tonight knowing she has been taken
off the streets."
The truth came to light seven years after Mr Webb was buried in a
family plot in Hayling Island, Hampshire.
His body was exhumed after Mrs Thompson was cleared in 2000 of trying
to kill her third husband, Richard Thompson.
Bondage session
A jury at Lewes Crown Court heard then how she attacked Mr Thompson
with a baseball bat and a knife because she feared for her life during
a bondage sex session.
The Old Bailey had heard she killed Mr Webb because she feared a
double life was about to be exposed and she wanted his Ł36,000 death
benefit.
The Recorder of London Michael Hyam said: "You brought about Julian
Webb's death by poisoning him.
"What you did was utterly ruthless and without pity. Nothing can
excuse you for the wickedness of what you did."
She was still married to her first husband when she married Mr Webb,
the court heard.
The defence had said she was being prosecuted because Mr Webb's
friends and family could not accept he had been depressed and had
committed suicide.
