After killing his partner, man texted work to say he wouldn’t be coming in

The drug then texted to say he wouldn't be at work”>BBC reports that a man beat his partner to death then texted a colleague to say he would not be in work the next day because of what he had done.

Brian Buckley, buy cialis 41, sent texts to Martin Rhys Jones, who then went to his colleague's Wrexham home and found the body of Leah Ingham, 25, on 7 February.

It is claimed he texted: "I'm goin jail n e way mate" and "Just killed Leah".

Prosecutor Simon Medland told the court that on the night of Ms Ingham's death the couple had argued about drugs and also a new relationship which Ms Ingham was beginning with a man named Timothy Davies.

Prior to the attack Ms Ingham and her children had been to her mother Heather Harvey's house for Sunday lunch before being dropped off back at home at about 1945 GMT, he said.

"As Heather Harvey watched Leah and the kids walking into the house where the defendant was, it was, sadly, the last time that she was to see her daughter alive," Mr Medland said.

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