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John Taylor found guilty of murdering his wife Alethea Taylor murder trial: Husband found guilty of murder
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An undertaker has been found guilty of killing his wife at their bungalow and disposing of her body.An undertaker has been found guilty of killing his wife at their bungalow and disposing of her body.
John Taylor, 61, denied murdering his wife Alethea, who was last seen in Orleton, Herefordshire, in January 2012. John Taylor, 61, was given life sentence and was told he must serve minimum of 17 years.
He denied murdering his wife Alethea, who was last seen in Orleton, Herefordshire, in January 2012. Her body has never been found.
The month-long trial at Worcester Crown Court heard Taylor had been having an affair.The month-long trial at Worcester Crown Court heard Taylor had been having an affair.
The body of his wife has never been found. Taylor had denied prosecution claims that he had changed his story over bloodstains found on their bed.
He told the court he accepted he told police that days before his wife went missing, he had found her sitting on her side of the bed, with a "horrendous" nosebleed.
Forensic officers did find Mrs Taylor's dried blood, but on her husband's side of the bed, the court heard.
Michael Burrows, prosecuting, asked Taylor how he could have a better recollection of the incident now than then.
Taylor said it was due to "the pressure at the time, being interviewed".