An 'evil monster' stabbed his wife to death then cut up her body into more than 200 pieces, a court has heard.
An "evil monster" stabbed his wife to death then cut up her body into more than 200 pieces, a court has heard. The remains of 26-year-old Holly Bramley were discovered in the River Witham in Lincolnshire in early 2023.Nicholas Metson, 28, initially denied the killing but later pleaded guilty to murder at Lincoln Crown Court in February.Metson, who is due to be sentenced next week, could face life for his wife's murder.
Mr Aspen said it was likely Ms Bramley was stabbed multiple times in the bedroom before being dismembered in the bathroom.Her remains were then stored in the kitchen larder.He said the bite mark on Metson's arm "suggests she was being restrained in a headlock".
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