Jealous husband who strangled wife in bed found guilty of murder
He said his mind was "broken"."I have no idea what I was doing, I didn't understand what I was doing. I had no relation to my hands," he said."I knew it was wrong."There was no plan, no thought, I couldn't stop myself. I remember Tracey struggling and grabbing my arms."After killing his wife, he took an overdose and stabbed himself in the throat and chest.
- ▪He said his mind was "broken"."I have no idea what I was doing, I didn't understand what I was doing.
- ▪I had no relation to my hands," he said."I knew it was wrong."There was no plan, no thought, I couldn't stop myself.
- ▪I remember Tracey struggling and grabbing my arms."After killing his wife, he took an overdose and stabbed himself in the throat and chest.
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Jealous husband who strangled wife in bed found guilty of murderImage source, Family photoImage caption, Michael Davies was found guilty of murdering Tracey DaviesByAnnell DyfriBBC Wales, Reporting fromNewport Crown CourtPublished11 September 2026, 11:35 BSTUpdated 45 minutes agoA jealous husband who strangled his wife in their bed has been found guilty of murder.Michael Davies, 58, killed Tracey Davies at their home on Bryn Terrace in Cefn Cribwr, Bridgend, after wrongly suspecting she was going to leave him.Davies was jealous over his wife working with male colleagues and he was also £30,000 in debt.He previously admitted the manslaughter of Tracey, 48, but denied murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility.But he was found guilty of murder on Friday at Newport Crown Court and…
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