A NURSE who knifed her husband to death as he rested in bed has been sentenced to life in prison, with a minimum term of 17 years.
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Rebecca Searing: 999 call made after murdering husband
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Convicted murderer Rebecca Searing, 52, told a 999 call handler: “I’ve stabbed my husband twice.”
She attacked 57-year-old Paul Searing at around 2.30pm on February 12, several hours after he returned from the pub to their home in Harlow, Essex, Chelmsford Crown Court heard.
Judge Christopher Morgan said the defendant, who had also been drinking, helped her husband upstairs then went downstairs – before returning with a knife.
Rebecca Searing sentenced (Image: ESSEX POLICE)
Searing later said: “Tonight I took my chance”, and had also sent a message to someone saying “it’s time to kill”, the court heard.
But the judge ruled her husband “presented no threat” to her and was likely asleep.
He said that while Searing claimed that her husband had called her “worthless” or “useless”, “those words were no justification” for her actions.
Prosecutor Allan Compton QC read a statement from Mr Searing’s sister Karen Krokou, in which she described him as “happy-go-lucky and football mad, he loved Tottenham Hotspur”.
Ms Krokou added: “She may have been a good nurse but that doesn’t make her a good person.”
For the defence, Sasha Wass QC, said in mitigation the couple had a “complex relationship” that “involved regular domestic violence”.
Searing was found guilty after an earlier nine-day trial.
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