‘Dangerous’ fugitive for killing Bratiham mother Anita Rose

A “dangerous” fugitive, who killed a woman while she was walking her dog, was put in jail for life.

Roy Barkle was flying with police for two years, when he attacked 57 -year -old Anita Rose on a pavement in Brathm, Safok on July 24 last year.

Anita died four days after being found with serious injuries and 56 -year -old Barkle was sentenced without a certain address. Compulsory life period of life – and will serve minimum 25 years Ipswich was found guilty of murder after a trial in the Crown Court.

Judge martin levet Told the killer There were still unanswered questions why he did what he did.

The day he was attacked, Anita left her home at about 05:00 (BST).

He was found by the public members on a track of the Reaction Lane next to the London-Epswich railway line after less than two hours.

The mother-in-law suffered serious injuries after Barkle’s kick and seal by Barkle and died four days later in a hospital in Adenbrook, Cambridge.

The killer’s DNA was discovered on Anita’s jacket and on her headphones.

Barkle was finally caught when he was seen in Bracetham by a Safok police officer.

When questioned that he initially gave John Leslie a false name, but he provided his real telephone number and the police were able to find out his real identity.

Several days later he was arrested in the Ipswich County Library and was later accused of killing Anita.

It was heard in the trial that he was staying in a temporary camp in an area during “run” from the police for two years after the first attack.

The prosecutors argued that he also kept Ms. Rose’s goods as a trophy.

At the time of the attack, Barkle wanted to recall the prison that violated his license terms.

He was first 10 years ago to attack an 82-year-old man in Walton-on-the-The-Matia in Essex.

Anita’s family was in a court room for Wednesday sentence.

Prosecutor Christopher Pasteton KC underlined 11 aggressive factors in the case to consider his sentence for the judge.

These included the use of Barkle’s “continuous and excessive violence”, publicly murdered, and the theft and taking of Anita’s property.

Mr. Paxton said that the defendant had also broken the terms of his parole license after the 2015 attack.

Eradicating Simon Spens Casey,, said that the works of Barkle were not prepared – who agreed with the judge Levet.

Barkle seated emotionless as he heard from the dock.

The court earlier heard how Anita enjoyed staying in Brathm and took to help neighbors and other weaker residents when he was needed.

The statements of many of his children were read in court.

He talked about his mother’s love to walk and how he was the “center” of his family.

Anita’s partner, Richard Jones, revealed how the couple “planned to grow old” and he was harassed by her death.

His daughter, Jemma Rose described the “irreversible” disadvantage and revealed that he asked her children to tell her to protect her in an attempt to protect her.

One of his sons, Ashley Rose, told the court that he had tried hard to help the investigation by purchasing a drone to find some personal belongings of his mother who were missing and later found in Barkle’s possession.

Judge Levet said that Barkle was an “unexpected, dangerous” man, who was “prone to the terrible outbreak of violence”.

He said how in 2015 an “helpless” 82 -year -old attack, he beat up the pensioner for 53 seconds, causing serious injuries.

Barkle served only five years in jail before he was released on parole, but Judge Levet told him that there should have been enough time to work on his “nature”.

When Barkle violated the terms of his license in 2022, he became a desired person and was running away from the police.

Judge Levet also questioned why Barkle chose to keep quiet by not answering police questions when he was arrested or why he did not give evidence in his test.

He said: “We, perhaps, will never know what this outbreak of violence against Anita did.

“You are still, and will remain, for an unexpected length, this dangerous person.”

Barkle first convicted him for a large -scale living after returning to jail.

For this, he was sentenced to 12 months in jail which would run concurrently with Anita’s life sentence for his murder.