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A 'bully' murdered his new bride on their wedding night and forced her corpse into a suitcase.

Haunting CCTV footage reveals the moment Thomas Nutt dragged the suitcase containing his murdered bride Dawn Walker through their garden.

reports The Mirror.Just hours after the pair got married last October, Dawn, 52, was then battered and strangled by Nutt, who stuffed her dead body in a kitchen cupboard at their Halifax home.READ MORE:Ghost village where locals are terrified to leave homes over burglary fears He subsequently went alone to Skegness for a fake honeymoon before returning to cram the body in a suitcase and hide it in bushes, where it was found by a neighbour.Dawn had previously contacted Kimberley, 41, on Facebook to ask why she had taken a restraining order out on Nutt.After giving evidence at his murder trial, Kimberley told the Sunday People: "The way he behaved with Dawn was the same as with me but one woman survived and one didn’t. I was lucky."I told Dawn everything he had done and told her to request information about him from the police.

Neighbours of a man accused of murder made a grim discovery after getting suspicious when they spotted him with a suitcase, a court has heard. Thomas Nutt, 45, has admitted killing his new wife Dawn Walker but denies murdering her.

Bradford Magistrates' Court this morning.A spokesperson for West Yorkshire Police said: "Detectives have charged a man with murder in connection with the body of a woman found in Lightcliffe on Sunday 31 October."Thomas Nutt, 45 of Shirley Grove, Lightcliffe has been charged with the murder of Dawn Walker which is believed to have occurred between Wednesday 27 October and Sunday 31 October 2021."He has been remanded in custody to appear at Bradford Magistrates Court (on Wednesday)."The Homicide and Major Enquiry Team are continuing its investigation into this matter."Ms Walker's distraught family described her as a "loving daughter, mother, nanna, sister, auntie and friend".Sister Lisa said: "My heart is truly broken."The tribute continued: