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Ashley Wadsworth: Man jailed for 'brutal' Canadian girlfriend murder Ashley Wadsworth: Man jailed for 'brutal' Canadian girlfriend murder
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Ashley Wadsworth died from stab wounds to the chestAshley Wadsworth died from stab wounds to the chest
A man who inflicted 90 wounds on his Canadian girlfriend's body has been jailed for life for her murder. A man who inflicted 90 wounds on his Canadian girlfriend has been jailed for life for her murder.
Jack Sepple, 23, killed 19-year-old Ashley Wadsworth in a "brutal" attack at a flat they shared in Tennyson Road, Chelmsford, Essex, on 1 February.Jack Sepple, 23, killed 19-year-old Ashley Wadsworth in a "brutal" attack at a flat they shared in Tennyson Road, Chelmsford, Essex, on 1 February.
Ms Wadsworth, from Vernon in British Columbia, had met Sepple online. She died from stab wounds to the chest.Ms Wadsworth, from Vernon in British Columbia, had met Sepple online. She died from stab wounds to the chest.
Sepple was jailed for a minimum of 23 years and six months at Chelmsford Crown Court.Sepple was jailed for a minimum of 23 years and six months at Chelmsford Crown Court.
The judge, the Honourable Mr Justice Murray, said he committed a "brutal and cowardly attack" and "gratuitously inflicted some 90 wounds on her body".The judge, the Honourable Mr Justice Murray, said he committed a "brutal and cowardly attack" and "gratuitously inflicted some 90 wounds on her body".
Ms Wadsworth had moved to the UK in November, according to her Facebook account. He said when the killing happened, Ms Wadsworth was soon to return to Canada and Sepple faced "imminent loss of control over her".
Jack Sepple was jailed at Chelmsford Crown Court Jack Sepple was jailed for life with a minimum term of 23 years and six months at Chelmsford Crown Court
The court heard the pair met online when Ms Wadsworth was 12 and Sepple aged about 15 and they had a long-distance relationship, but Sepple had other relationships during this time.
Ms Wadsworth had moved to the UK in November, according to her Facebook account, and the court heard she had travelled on a tourist visa.
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