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Bradford murderer has sentence increased
Dale Tarbox has had his sentence increased following intervention from the Solicitor General, Rt Hon Michael Ellis QC MP
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18 February 2021
A man who murdered a woman and buried her body has had his sentence increased following intervention from the Solicitor General, Rt Hon Michael Ellis QC MP.
Dale Tarbox, 40, had known the victim, Susan Howells, 51, for a number of years before the murder took place. Susan, who was physically disabled and used a Zimmer frame, went to stay with Tarbox and his partner in January 2019.
Following an argument, Tarbox murdered Susan at his home in Bradford on 19 February 2019. He attempted to burn her body, before hiding it in a wheelie bin in his cellar.
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image captionSusan Howells, 51, was last seen at her home in North Yorkshire in early 2019
A man who killed a disabled woman whose body was found buried in a caravan park has had his jail term extended.
Susan Howells, 51, who had a learning disability and used a Zimmer frame, was last seen at her home in Harrogate in February 2019.
A trial heard Dale Tarbox killed Ms Howells at his Bradford home and tried to burn her body in an incinerator bin.
His life sentence for her murder has been increased by two years, meaning he ll now serve a minimum of 18 years.
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