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Bristol care home killing: Ryan Guest 'heard voice of God' Bristol care home 'voice of God' killer Ryan Guest detained
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A man with paranoid schizophrenia has admitted killing his 87-year-old step-grandmother at her care home. A man with paranoid schizophrenia has been detained indefinitely for killing his step-grandmother at her care home.
Ryan Guest, 38, pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of Una Dorney, who was found dead at Oaktree House, Yate, near Bristol. Ryan Guest, 38, pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of Una Dorney, 87, who was found dead at Oaktree House in Yate, near Bristol.
He told police he smothered her with a pillow after hearing voices from God telling him to do it, Bristol Crown Court heard.He told police he smothered her with a pillow after hearing voices from God telling him to do it, Bristol Crown Court heard.
He also admitted trying to kill a prisoner in jail while on remand.He also admitted trying to kill a prisoner in jail while on remand.
Guest, of Birkdale, Yate, pleaded guilty to the attempted murder of Mohamed Sharif, 38, who was attacked while on remand in prison at HMP Bristol. 'Appalling violence'
He was left in a vegetative state after suffering severe head injuries on 26 June. On detaining him, the judge Mr Justice Dingemans said the restriction was necessary to protect the public from serious harm, telling Guest the offences "have shown appalling violence that you can inflict when suffering delusional beliefs".
'Social isolation' He added: "As has been acknowledged on your behalf, this might mean that you are never released and it will ensure that you are not released when you remain a danger to the public."
Stephen Mooney, prosecuting, told the court that having considered reports from three psychiatrists, the Crown would accept Guest's pleas to the two charges. The court had been told how Guest, of Birkdale in Yate, went to visit Mrs Dorney on 18 June and was later seen by care home staff fleeing her room.
He had pleaded not guilty to the murder of Mrs Dorney at an earlier hearing.
The court heard Guest is a patient at Broadmoor Hospital having been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia.
Mr Mooney said the accused had always lived with his mother and had a history of "social isolation".
The court heard he went to visit Mrs Dorney on 18 June and was later seen by care home staff fleeing her room.
Staff found her lying on the floor of her bathroom, and Guest was arrested hours later by police at his nearby home.Staff found her lying on the floor of her bathroom, and Guest was arrested hours later by police at his nearby home.
'Like zombies' He told police he had repeatedly smothered the widow after hearing voices in his head telling him to kill her, and fearing she had "taken his soul".
Mr Mooney said Guest told police he smothered Mrs Dorney, who was suffering from Alzheimer's disease, with a pillow for about five minutes. Guest also pleaded guilty to the attempted murder of Mohamed Sharif, 38, who was attacked while on remand in prison at HMP Bristol.
"She was still alive and he dragged her into the toilet to finish her off," he said. He was left in a vegetative state after suffering severe head injuries on 26 June.
"He said he had killed her because it was cruel to continue that way and people were walking around like zombies.
"He thought that killing her was the best thing to do. He didn't stand to gain anything from her death."
The court was told Guest attacked Mr Sharif because he thought he was the Prophet Muhammad and had put a curse on him.The court was told Guest attacked Mr Sharif because he thought he was the Prophet Muhammad and had put a curse on him.
He is due to be sentenced later. Guest will remain at Broadmoor Hospital where he was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia.