The Sixth Commandment: The killer who tricked victims into rewriting their wills
The Sixth Commandment: The killer who tricked victims into rewriting their wills
Image source, Thames Valley PoliceBy Katy LewisBBC News, Buckinghamshire< p class="ssrc ss-1q0x1qg-Paragraph eq5iqo00">An author was murdered in a Buckinghamshire village in 2015 by a churchwarden who then defrauded the victim's elderly neighbour. The shocking case is now recounted on BBC TV drama The Sixth Commandment. How was the killer caught?
Ben Field appeared to be a charming, religious young man giving sermons in his father's Baptist church.
But beneath the surface lurked a sinister plot to trick the vulnerable into false relationships and then trick them into changing their wills.
Field is currently serving a life sentence for the murder of Peter Farquhar at Maids Moreton. He was found not guilty of conspiring to kill Mr. Farquhar's neighbor, Ann Moore-Martin, but admitted defrauding her.
Image source, Thames Valley PoliceBy Katy LewisBBC News, Buckinghamshire< p class="ssrc ss-1q0x1qg-Paragraph eq5iqo00">An author was murdered in a Buckinghamshire village in 2015 by a churchwarden who then defrauded the victim's elderly neighbour. The shocking case is now recounted on BBC TV drama The Sixth Commandment. How was the killer caught?
Ben Field appeared to be a charming, religious young man giving sermons in his father's Baptist church.
But beneath the surface lurked a sinister plot to trick the vulnerable into false relationships and then trick them into changing their wills.
Field is currently serving a life sentence for the murder of Peter Farquhar at Maids Moreton. He was found not guilty of conspiring to kill Mr. Farquhar's neighbor, Ann Moore-Martin, but admitted defrauding her.
Image source, Thames Valley Police
