A taxi driver who murdered his ex-partner after a bitter custody battle over their three children and has never disclosed where her body is made eight crucial mistakes that led to his arrest, a documentary has revealed.
Sarah Wellgreen, 48, a mother-of-five, went missing on 9 October 2018, from the home she had shared in Kent with her ex-partner Ben Lacomba, a taxi driver.
A police investigation concluded that Lacomba killed Sarah before hiding her body in an unknown location, and he was convicted and sentenced to 27 years in jail at October 28, 2019 at Woolwich Crown Court.
5Star documentary My Lover, My Killer, which aired last night, revisited Sarah s case with police officers, loved ones and neighbours all recalling the search for the beautician.
Stephan Adi - Kent Police / Suffolk Road in Gravesend A robber who carried out a string of burglaries in Gravesend, including pushing an elderly woman to the floor for her handbag, has been jailed for five years. Stephan Adi was 23 when he pushed the elderly victim to the floor, and kicked her in the face, after he saw her walking alone in Gravesend town centre. He was also responsible for several burglaries that took place in the same area across January and February 2020, say Kent Police. Adi, now 24, of Suffolk Road, Gravesend, was found guilty of robbery, three counts of burglary, theft of motor vehicle and fraud by false representation following a trial at Woolwich Crown Court.
Bertrand Sisk - PA Doctors gave a man left with a fractured skull and traumatic brain injury following an attack near a Bexleyheath nightclub just one per cent chance to live. The 28-year-old victim had his life as he knew it robbed from him with just one punch after a horrific 2019 attack carried out by Betrand Sisk, a man the victim had just met that night. The victim has since faced a near impossible recovery, with his family were told to strongly prepare for worst, but remarkably, he has now shown signs of recovery, although still faces extreme life-changing injuries.
News • May 06, 2021 14:40 BST
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A man has been jailed for more than six years for a sickening assault in Bexleyheath that almost cost the victim his life.
Bertrand Alexander Sisk, 28 (18.02.93), of Folkestone, Kent, was found guilty of causing grievous bodily harm with intent at Woolwich Crown Court.
He had pleaded guilty to possessing a class A drug and assault occasioning actual bodily harm on a woman who he also assaulted. He was sentenced to six years and six months imprisonment on Wednesday, 5 May.
Sisk and the victim, also aged 28, had met for pre-drinks in the hours before they went to a nightclub in The Broadway for a mutual friend s birthday party in December 2019.
Bertrand Sisk - PA Doctors gave a man left with a fractured skull and traumatic brain injury following an attack near a Bexleyheath nightclub just one per cent chance to live. The 28-year-old victim had his life as he knew it robbed from him with just one punch after a horrific 2019 attack carried out by Betrand Sisk, a man the victim had just met that night. The victim has since faced a near impossible recovery, with his family were told to strongly prepare for worst, but remarkably, he has now shown signs of recovery, although still faces extreme life-changing injuries.