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A man falsely accused of stealing money from the Post Office took his own life by walking in front of a bus.

A "sadistic" husband has been jailed for murdering his estranged wife and her new partner in a New Year's Day "bloodbath".Rhys Hancock told his mother he wanted to kill Helen Hancock, 39, and Martin Griffiths, 48, before travelling to the home he used to share with his wife in Derbyshire and stabbing the pair with two kitchen knives.A court heard how he then rang the police, 15 minutes after his mother had warned officers of his intentions, and said: “I’ve just murdered my wife in her bed."The jealous husband had inflicted 66 injuries on his wife and 37 on Mr Griffiths in the attack, Derby Crown Court heard.Hancock was found by police outside the house in a blood-stained shirt where he said to an officer: “I’m hardly going to deny it; look

A jealous husband called 999 to say "I've just murdered my wife in her bed" and "there's blood everywhere" after killing her and her new lover in a New Year's Day "bloodbath".

A wife murdered alongside her new lover by her ex husband had repeatedly tried to leave him, it has been claimed.

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A couple stabbed to death by the woman’s headmaster ex had seemed “deeply in love”, a friend has said.

FREE newsletter is as good as that first pint back at the pubAn ex- headteacher who burst into his estranged wife's home on New Year's Day this year and stabbed her and her love to death has pleaded guilty in court.Rhys Hancock, 40, has admitted at Derby Crown Court that he murdered his wife Helen Hancock and her lover Martin Griffiths, who were found stabbed to death at a house in Duffield, Derbyshire, on New Year's Day.At 4.26am on New Year's Day this year, the dad-of-three called police to say he was at his former home.He admitted murdering his 39-year-old wife and her 48-year-old lover.Hancock, formerly of Portland Street in Etwall, Derbyshire, will be sentenced at a later date.Derbyshire Police confirmed it had referred itself to

An former headteacher has admitted murdering his estranged wife and her new lover, who were found stabbed to death in the killer's former marital home on New Year's Day.