A woman who stabbed her housemate to death on a farm in the Scottish Borders has been sentenced at the High court in Edinburgh.
This is CCTV Footage of Eliska Novotna and her lover Arunas Ramanauskas on a shopping trip last year.
Farm worker Eliska has been sentenced to nine years in jail for killing Arunas at the Peebles farm where they worked.
She was found guilty of culpable homicide after standing trial for murder. Novotna claimed she was acting in self defence as she feared being the victim of a sex attack.
A farm worker who killed her housemate after they played sex games has been sentenced to nine years in prison at the High Court in Edinburgh.
23 year old Eliska Novotna from the Czech Republic admitted stabbing Arunas Ramanauskas up to six times at a remote farm near Peebles in October last year.
She was found guilty of culpable homicide after standing trial for murder. Novotna claimed she was acting in self defence as she feared being the victim of a sex attack.
The judge, Lady Clark of Calton, said a lengthy prison sentence was 'inevitable' to mark the very bad conduct and the very terrible consequences.
A woman who stabbed her housemate to death on a farm in the Scottish Borders will be sentenced at Edinburgh High court today.
23 year old Eliska Novotna from the Czech Republic was found guilty of culpable homicide after the death of Arunus Ramanauskas at Easter Happrew Farm near Pebbles.