Sister's Murder Conviction

0:00On April 29th, a seven-year-old woman named Nancy Pexton just got convicted of murdering her 69-year-old sister Jennifer Abbott in a brutal, next-lashing in North London. It happened on June 10th last year in Abbott's Camden flat, where Pexton stabbed her ten times, taped her mouth shut, and swiped her. Diamond-incrested gold Rolex watched before bolting. Pexton showed up around 12.45 pm that day, spent about an hour inside, then called her doctor claiming an overdose and ended up in the hospital until her arrest on June 18th. Neighbors got worried three days later when the dog stopped barking, broke down the door, and found Abbott's decomposing body half naked on the living. Room Floor Family new tensions were high. Abbott's son described bubbling resentment, and she'd even told relatives she feared Pexton who once messaged about, planning to kill her, but called it venting. It wondered about a restraining order, but nothing came of it. Forensic evidence nailed it. The bloody cowboy hat in Dungaree's pexton war didn't match her nosebleed story, plus

1:04clean-up attempts in the flat and, the watch recovered from her hospital bag. She claimed no memory of those 90 minutes, but skipped testifying. Jurors saw through the lies at the Old Bailey, and now sentencing set for Friday. Police say it's justice for a trusted betrayal, hoping it brings some peace to Abbott's loved ones after relentless forensics and CCTV work.