Bus conductor murder trial
Two women tortured a pensioner and then left him to die, a court has heard. Kelly Louise Barnes, 32, and Jodie Barnes, 31, are accused of targeting retired bus conductor Barry Reeve, believing he had a secret stash of money. They deny murder.
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ITV Anglia's Malcolm Robertson reports from Norwich Crown Court on the two women jailed for the murder of former bus conductor barry Reeve.
Murder women sentenced
Two women have been sentenced for the "grotesque and incomprehensible" murder of a grandfather from Norwich.
Kelly Barnes, who's 32, and Jodie Barnes, who's 31, will each serve a minimum of 24 years after a jury convicted them for killing of 67 year old Barry Reeve.
TV Anglia correspondent Malcolm Robertson covered the case at Norwich Crown Court.
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Women found guilty of pensioner's murder
Two women who murdered a Norwich pensioner were addicted to drugs
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Two lovers have been convicted of murder after torturing and killing a pensioner and then returning to the scene of the crime to empty his freezer.
Retired bus conductor Barry Reeve, 67, was found brutally murdered in his home in Norwich, Norfolk, in February last year.
Drug addicts Kelly Barnes, 32, and Jodie Barnes, 31, of Bixley Close, Norwich, who were in a civil partnership, had both denied murder, blaming one another for the killing.
A jury of eight women and four men found them guilty after five hours of deliberation
Jury out in murder trial
The jury's retired to consider its verdict in the trial of two women accused of beating a pensioner to death in Norwich.
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The jury's retired to consider its verdict in the trial of two women accused of beating a pensioner to death in Norwich. Kelly Barnes and her civil partner Jodie Barnes both deny murdering Barry Reeve in February last year.
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Woman blames partner for bus conductor murder
A woman accused of killing a retired bus conductor, today claimed it was her civil partner who carried out the attack that left him dying
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by Malcolm Robertson
The extent of the breakdown in the relationship of a couple accused of killing a Norwich pensioner began to emerge today.
Read the full storyMurder victim 'could have been tortured'
A pathologist has told a jury that a murder victim could have been tortured before being left to die.
Dr Nat Carey was giving evidence at the trial of two women accused of killing retired bus conductor Barry Reeve at his home in Norwich last year.
Kelly Barnes and her partner Jodie Barnes have pleaded not guilty.
Bus conductor 'may have been tortured'
by Malcolm Robertson
A pathologist has told a jury that a murder victim could have been tortured before being left to die.
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