Adrian Ellingford, 44, was betrayed two times at his better half’s place
Marek Hecko, a Rookes Sickle inhabitant of Chelmsford was seen as at fault for homicide
Hecko, 26, was condemned to life in jail with a base term of 26 years
A 26-year-old cook has been sentenced for killing a man who was his ex’s sweetheart. The episode occurred at Nelson Forest, Chelmsford on July 25, Marek Hecko betrayed Adrian Ellingford two times at a property.
Hecko, 26, was viewed as at fault for homicide at Chelmsford Crown Court on Tuesday and was condemned to life in jail with a base term of 26 years. The court expressed that Hecko was as yet fixated on his ex, Stephanie Breame with whom in separated in May 2022.
Who was Adrian Ellingford? Adrian Ellingford, 44, was betrayed two times at a property in Nelson Woods, Chelmsford, Essex, in the early morning hours on July 25, 2022.
Marek Hecko, a Rookes Sickle inhabitant of Chelmsford was seen as at fault for killing Ellingford after a preliminary going on around three weeks. Chelmsford Crown Court recorded how Hecko is “pined and fixated” over Stephanie Breame.
Video of Foreign National Marek Hecko, 26 of Rookes Crescent, Chelmsford UK, returned to the crime scene
He was found guilty of murdering a father of two children 44-year-old Adrian Ellingford
He will now serve a minimum of 26 years to life. https://t.co/MlfVSVipwW
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Hearers figured out how Hecko was involved with Ms Breame for around seven months which finished in May 2022. He kept informing her over and again and did different web searches of her name.
Ms Breame was in a close connection with wedded Mr Ellingford. She woke in bed when he said in uncertainty regarding “somebody” being in the house before he imploded with a blade implanted in his back. He was articulated dead at the scene.
Hecko told the observer he had “accomplished something horrible.”
Ellingford’s better half Laura referred to Ellingford as “an astonishing spouse of 17 years” and a “genuinely splendid” father to their kids matured 10 and 12″He was mercilessly torn from our lives in occasions that I actually can’t actually fathom myself or start to make sense of to our young men,” Laura said.
Mr Ellingford was “focused and mindful” and consistently chipped in at a scout bunch.
The jury passed a consistent decision following four and a half long periods of thought on Monday evening.
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