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The blood of a clergyman found stabbed to death in his vicarage was discovered on the clothes of the man accused of his murder, a court has heard.The blood of a clergyman found stabbed to death in his vicarage was discovered on the clothes of the man accused of his murder, a court has heard.
Drops of Rev John Suddards' blood were found on Stephen Farrow's coat, trousers and boots, Bristol crown court was told. A knife seized when Farrow was arrested also had traces of the vicar's blood, it was claimed.Drops of Rev John Suddards' blood were found on Stephen Farrow's coat, trousers and boots, Bristol crown court was told. A knife seized when Farrow was arrested also had traces of the vicar's blood, it was claimed.
Suddards, 59, was found at his vicarage in Thornbury, South Gloucestershire, lying on the floor surrounded by pornography, a condom wrapper and with a copy of the bible lying on his chest.Suddards, 59, was found at his vicarage in Thornbury, South Gloucestershire, lying on the floor surrounded by pornography, a condom wrapper and with a copy of the bible lying on his chest.
Farrow has admitted the manslaughter of Suddards but denies murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility. He denies a second murder, that of Betty Yates, 77, who was found dead at her cottage in Bewdley, Worcestershire.Farrow has admitted the manslaughter of Suddards but denies murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility. He denies a second murder, that of Betty Yates, 77, who was found dead at her cottage in Bewdley, Worcestershire.
Farrow admits carrying out a burglary at a cottage in Thornbury after which a note was found threatening to kill "Christian scum".Farrow admits carrying out a burglary at a cottage in Thornbury after which a note was found threatening to kill "Christian scum".
The jury heard that the word "Help" was written with a finger in blue ink on the wall in the lounge of the vicarage. It was only discovered when Farrow confided in a psychiatric nurse after he was charged.The jury heard that the word "Help" was written with a finger in blue ink on the wall in the lounge of the vicarage. It was only discovered when Farrow confided in a psychiatric nurse after he was charged.
The trial continues.The trial continues.
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