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A man has been found guilty of murdering a former work colleague after breaking into her south London office. A man has been jailed for life for murdering a former work colleague after breaking into her south London office.
Cathy Marlow, 28, was found in a shower cubicle last January, at the building in Stockwell, south London, after being strangled with her own scarf.Cathy Marlow, 28, was found in a shower cubicle last January, at the building in Stockwell, south London, after being strangled with her own scarf.
Matthew Fagan, 33, from Elephant and Castle, south-east London, had denied Miss Marlow's murder, during his trial at the Old Bailey. Matthew Fagan, 33, of Elephant and Castle, London, denied Miss Marlow's murder, at his Old Bailey trial.
Fagan had been sacked from the firm she worked for months before the killing. Fagan, earlier sacked from the firm she worked for, was told he will serve a minimum of 26 years in jail.
Miss Marlow, a New Zealand national, had found him and an accomplice stealing computer equipment from the offices of Research Now, a market research firm.Miss Marlow, a New Zealand national, had found him and an accomplice stealing computer equipment from the offices of Research Now, a market research firm.
'Tied up' Fagan had been sacked by the firm nine months earlier
Fagan, a married American national, had been sacked by the firm nine months earlier, the court heard.Fagan, a married American national, had been sacked by the firm nine months earlier, the court heard.
He admitted going into the office and stealing six laptop computers on 13 January 2007, the day of the killing, but denied Miss Marlow's murder.He admitted going into the office and stealing six laptop computers on 13 January 2007, the day of the killing, but denied Miss Marlow's murder.
Miss Marlow, a finance manager from New Zealand, had gone in on a Saturday as she wanted to get on top of her workload after recently returning from holiday.Miss Marlow, a finance manager from New Zealand, had gone in on a Saturday as she wanted to get on top of her workload after recently returning from holiday.
Fagan told the court Miss Marlow had seen him and started shouting.Fagan told the court Miss Marlow had seen him and started shouting.
After a struggle she had been tied up with a red scarf and a white towel.After a struggle she had been tied up with a red scarf and a white towel.
Fagan had claimed he left her tied up but alive as he left the building.Fagan had claimed he left her tied up but alive as he left the building.