Man found guilty of partner's murder in Neath last May
Matthew Pickering, 49, has been found guilty of murder, after the death of Georgina Dowey, 46, in his Cadoxton, Neath, address last year.
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Matthew Pickering, 49, has been found guilty of murder, after the death of Georgina Dowey, 46, in his Cadoxton, Neath, address last year.
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