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An accountant has been found guilty of murdering his wife in an attack which left her with 86 stab wounds.An accountant has been found guilty of murdering his wife in an attack which left her with 86 stab wounds.
David Lilburn knifed his wife of 26 years, Ann, in the chest, head and limbs at the family home in Paisley, Renfrewshire, last July.David Lilburn knifed his wife of 26 years, Ann, in the chest, head and limbs at the family home in Paisley, Renfrewshire, last July.
He admitted carrying out the attack on the 43-year-old but claimed diminished responsibility due to mental illness.He admitted carrying out the attack on the 43-year-old but claimed diminished responsibility due to mental illness.
But a jury at the High Court in Glasgow rejected this argument and found the 45-year-old guilty of murder.But a jury at the High Court in Glasgow rejected this argument and found the 45-year-old guilty of murder.
The defence had claimed mental ill health made Lilburn believe a "black shadow" was controlling him and ordered him to execute his wife of 26 years.The defence had claimed mental ill health made Lilburn believe a "black shadow" was controlling him and ordered him to execute his wife of 26 years.
They wanted the murder charge to be reduced to culpable homicide.They wanted the murder charge to be reduced to culpable homicide.
However, the prosecution claimed that he had faked his condition.However, the prosecution claimed that he had faked his condition.