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Two people have been found guilty of murdering a 45-year-old woman whose battered body was found dumped in a Gwynedd lay-by last year.Two people have been found guilty of murdering a 45-year-old woman whose battered body was found dumped in a Gwynedd lay-by last year.
Kathy Williams, 31, and her partner Christopher Reed, 40 had both blamed each other for the murder at their flat in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire.Kathy Williams, 31, and her partner Christopher Reed, 40 had both blamed each other for the murder at their flat in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire.
The partly-clothed body of Lorraine Jones, from Leeswood, Mold, was found near Bala in June 2005.The partly-clothed body of Lorraine Jones, from Leeswood, Mold, was found near Bala in June 2005.
Mold Crown Court had heard how Ms Jones died after a "drunken orgy".Mold Crown Court had heard how Ms Jones died after a "drunken orgy".
The divorcee, who had one teenage son, was found with multiple injuries to her head and upper body.The divorcee, who had one teenage son, was found with multiple injuries to her head and upper body.
Lorraine Jones was beaten, stabbed and strangled, the court has heard The pair had blamed each other for the murder at their flat
Her body had been dumped on rough ground, near the A4212 Bala to Trawsfynydd road.Her body had been dumped on rough ground, near the A4212 Bala to Trawsfynydd road.
She was naked apart from a pair of tracksuit bottoms which were around her lower legs and had been dead for some time. She was naked apart from a pair of tracksuit bottoms which were around her lower legs. She had been dead for some time.
The prosecution said she had been the victim of a "sustained and brutal attack".The prosecution said she had been the victim of a "sustained and brutal attack".
"There was hardly a part of her body that had not been injured in some way or other and the injuries had been inflicted by a number of different means," Peter Hughes QC, prosecuting, told the court."There was hardly a part of her body that had not been injured in some way or other and the injuries had been inflicted by a number of different means," Peter Hughes QC, prosecuting, told the court.
"She had been beaten, she had been stabbed, and it was subsequently discovered that she had been strangled.""She had been beaten, she had been stabbed, and it was subsequently discovered that she had been strangled."