Terence Papworth 45, was charged with the murder of mum-of-one Amy-Leanne Stringfellow, 26, in June and was due to stand trial later
Amy-Leanne Stringfellow, 26, died of various injuries after partner Terence Papworth strangled her, struck her with a crushed vodka bottle, then stabbed her with a sword in a “sustained” attack.
Terence Papworth, has been charged with the murder of child Amy-Leanne Stringfellow’s mother during lockdown.
The 26-year-old former soldier was found severely injured with her lover in Doncaster on June 5th.
Unfortunately, she could not be saved and was pronounced dead at the scene.
He had recently videolinked at a court case management hearing and was due to be available on November 30th.
When Papworth was found dead in his cell at HMP Leeds on November 22, he had been charged with her murder and was awaiting his court date.
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Papworth and Amy, who have a young daughter, had been in a relationship since last October but never moved in together.
She had traveled the four miles from her Doncaster home to see Papworth during the lockdown.
After her death, South Yorkshire Police referred to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) after prior contact with Amy.
Private Amy joined the Army in 2010 and completed assignments with the 3rd Rifle Battalion in Edinburgh and Chilwell.
As part of Operation Herrick 16, she also completed a business trip to Afghanistan in 2012.
Amy had been promoted to Lance Corporal but was fired before taking the post.
According to numerous accounts, he was 45 years old, but he gave up on his life and committed suicide on November 22, 2020.
Not much of him is known personally, but he was known to people after his heinous crime of murdering his own love.
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Papworth had recently appeared in court via video link for a case management hearing and was due to stand trial on November 30 at Sheffield Crown Court.
The Ministry of Justice said: ‘Terence Papworth died in HMP Leeds on 22 November.
‘The Prisons and Probation Ombudsman has been informed.’
Papworth and Ms Stringfellow, who has a young daughter, had been in a relationship since last October but they had not moved in together.
Terence Papworth’s lover Amy Leanne Stringfellow strangled and stabbed her with a sword as she lay on his bed, watching her “life drain out.”
Papworth, 45, attacked Amy-Leanne Stringfellow in Dryden Road, Balby, Doncaster, in June 2020.
The army veteran and single mother was subjected to a “sustained” and “brutal attack,” with 58 injuries discovered on her body.
According to an inquiry at Doncaster Coroners Court, Amy was strangled, stabbed, and slashed with a sword before dying on Papworth’s bed.
Not only that, When Papworth carried out the horrific attack, he was out on bail for assaulting and threatening to murder her, according to ExaminerLive.
Amy-Leanne Stringfellow was brutally murdered in her home.Her little girl will no longer have her mummy because an entitled, violent man decided to kill her.Terence Papworth has now been charged. This won’t be the first time he abused a woman #MaleViolence https://t.co/DdeqD0CceP
— Laura Richards BSc, MSc, MBPsS (@laurarichards99) June 8, 2020
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Two days later, after Amy’s death, Papworth was charged with her murder and was set to go on trial next week. Nevertheless, he was discovered dead in his cell at Armley Prison in Leeds, West Yorkshire.
Amy’s family wanted to speak out about how they felt the police and the courts failed them by not convicting Papworth.
Terence was out on bail for common assault when Amy died. On July 31, Leanne will appear in court.
Likewise, He had been arrested before on counts of assault and making death threats. He surrendered to authorities soon before midnight on June 5 and admitted to murdering Amy Leanne.
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