Gareeca Gordon, 28, last month admitted the murder of Phoenix Netts, also 28
Gordon was arrested last May after police found her standing alone by a quarry
Nearby were suitcases containing Miss Netts charred torso and other body parts
Gordon earlier demanded sex with Netts and was aggressive when she said no
Gordon was jailed for life with a minimum term of 23 years and six months
A woman has admitted murdering a 28-year-old victim in a suspected women s refuge row over drugs, before allegedly sawing her body in half and dumping her remains in two suitcases in the Forest of Dean.
Gareeca Conita Gordon, 28, appeared before Bristol Crown Court via video link for a short hearing this morning.
The defendant, who is in custody at Eastwood Park prison, pleaded guilty to murdering Phoenix Netts.
Charges state that Gordon, from Birmingham, killed Ms Netts on a date between April 14 and May 12 last year.
Gordon, who spoke only to confirm her identity and plead guilty, had been due to stand trial at the court on Monday.
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MCT starts commemorative tree, bench program for trails
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PONTOON BEACH Madison County Transit has launched the MCT Trails Commemorative Tree & Bench Program.
The new program provides way for residents and trail users to purchase a tree or bench to be placed along an MCT trail to honor a loved one, or recognize an organization, civic group or business.
The MCT trail system includes nine major trails spanning 137 miles, ranging from trails through old-growth forest and unsurpassed views of the Mississippi River, to urban trails connecting parks to outside areas.
“For years we’ve heard from trail users who want to make a contribution to the MCT Trails while commemorating a loved one or an organization,” said MCT Managing Director SJ Morrison. “This program allows residents to become more engaged with the MCT Trails, while providing funds for trail amenities such as benches and trees, which have also been requested.”