Police continue to try to identify and trace a man for his involvement in the death of a retired businessman.
Gezim Delijah was jailed for 20 years today for killing Ted Syrad in at his home in Bexleyheath.
Ted Syrad was tied up and beaten by Gezim Delijah to reveal where the keys to his safe were kept. Mr Syrad died of a heart attack.
His wife had been tied up in another room by an accomplice, who had an Irish accent.
A man has been jailed for 20 years for killing a retired businessman at his home in Bexleyheath during a burglary.
Ted Syrad was tied up and beaten by Gezim Delijah to reveal where the keys to his safe were kept. Mr Syrad died of a heart attack.
His wife had been tied up in another room by an accomplice, who had an Irish accent. Police say they are still trying to identify and trace him.
A burglar is to be sentenced for manslaughter, after he killed a retired businessman in his home. Gezim Delijah from Walthamstow punched and kicked 64-year-old Ted Syrad to make him reveal the whereabouts of the key to his safe.
His wife was tied up in another room and threatened with an imitation gun by an accomplice with an Irish accent, who hasn't yet been traced.
Delijah, who's 41 and originally from Albania, was found guilty of manslaughter and burglary yesterday, and has been warned he faces a long prison sentence.
A burglar has been convicted of manslaughter, after killing a retired businessman at his home in Bexleyheath.
Ted Syrad, who was 64, was punched and kicked to make him reveal where the keys to his safe were.
He died of a heart attack. Gezim Delijah, an Albanian living in Walthamstow, will be sentenced tomorrow.
Questions are being asked after a woman, who had been detained for the 2005 manslaughter of her own mother, was let free and went on to kill a stranger in the street.
Nicola Edgington was today found guilty of murdering grandmother Sally Hodkin with a knife in Bexleyheath in October 2011 as well as attempting to murder another woman, Kerry Clark.
But hours before the attacks, Edgington had phoned emergency services from a Woolwich hospital and warned them she was dangerous. Ronke Phillips reports.
This is the moment that Nicola Edgington was arrested after murdering an innocent stranger and attacking another woman.
In the early hours of October 10, 2011, the day of the killing, police were called when she told cab office employees that she needed to be sectioned.She was taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital where officers helped her book in at reception at around 4.30am.
But as they left, Edgington told them she did not feel safe there. She made a series of phone calls and later 999 calls.
In one call, she said: "I'm a very dangerous schizophrenic. If you don't come and help me I'm going end up hurting someone."
Edgington was accepted to the hospital's onsite psychiatric unit Oxleas House, but was not taken there until 6.30am.
But just after 7am, Edgington said she was going to call her care co-ordinator and left. Staff called police.
Edgington calmly took two buses to Bexleyheath, south east London, and bought a large knife from an Asda supermarket, before she attacked her two victims.
Nicola Edgington has been found guilty of the murder of grandmother Sally Hodkin and the attempted murder of another woman, Kerry Clark in a knife attacks in Bexleyheath in 2011.
The Old Bailey has been told that a woman who attacked two strangers with a knife, had killed her mother six years before.
Nicola Edgington is now on trial accused of murdering one woman, and attempting to murder another in Bexleyheath on 20-11.
Paul Brand reports.
Paul Brand has the latest from the trial of Nicola Edgington, who is accused of murder and attempted murder.