Man Denies Murder of Brantham Dog Walker in Suffolk Trial
Man Denies Murder of Brantham Dog Walker in Suffolk Trial

Man Denies Murder of Brantham Dog Walker in Suffolk Trial

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Anita Rose, 57, was found seriously injured near her home in Brantham, Suffolk, on July 24 while walking her dog and later died from traumatic head injuries. Roy Barclay, 56, who had been avoiding police and potential prison recall, is on trial at Ipswich Crown Court, denying her murder. Witnesses described finding Ms. Rose unresponsive with blood on her face, and her dog patiently lying beside her with the lead wrapped around her leg. Her partner, Richard Jones, recounted their last phone call early that morning when she expressed love and safety in the village, followed by a mysterious video call with a black screen and no sound shortly before she was found injured. Prosecutors allege Barclay took Ms. Rose's phone to mislead police and emphasize his attempt to evade capture. The case highlights the tragic circumstances of Ms. Rose's death and ongoing trial of Barclay for murder.

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