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#fypviral #wakefield #davidbarraclough #jailed #crime David Barraclough murdered 37-year-old Carolann Barraclough at their Wakefield home while the couple’s three children slept nearby. After carrying out the brutal attack, he wrapped her body in a duvet, bound her hands and ankles with tape, placed a bin liner over her head and concealed her in a freezer in the family home’s utility room. Despite knowing exactly what he had done, the killer spent the following days spinning a web of cruel lies. He used Carolann’s phone to send messages to family members and friends, pretending she was still alive, while also telling his own children she was in hospital recovering from illness. In one particularly heartbreaking exchange, Barraclough sent a message from Carolann’s phone to their eldest child saying: “I’m starting to feel a bit better I’ll be home soon.” Days later he sent another message reading: “Love you have a good day.” Unaware of the truth, the child replied asking how her mother was doing. While Carolann’s body remained hidden in the freezer, Barraclough downloaded dating apps, exchanged explicit messages with another woman, searched online for sex workers and withdrew money from the couple’s joint account, leaving just 16p behind. CCTV footage also showed him visiting local pubs during the period he was pretending his wife was still alive. Carolann’s body remained undiscovered for around two weeks until Barraclough walked into a police station and told a receptionist: “I’ve killed my wife.” Even after confessing, the monster attempted to portray himself as the victim, falsely claiming he had been subjected to domestic abuse and had acted in self-defence after “finally snapping”. His version of events quickly unravelled. Investigators uncovered evidence of his controlling behaviour towards Carolann, including dictating what she could wear and how much money she could spend. CCTV footage from around the time of the murder also showed no visible injuries supporting his claims that he had been attacked. Leeds Crown Court heard Carolann was killed between February 19 and 21. The court was shown footage of her walking into her home on February 19, unaware of the horror that awaited her. Judge Andrew Stubbs KC described the killing as “a brutal attack with a hammer” carried out while Carolann lay in bed. He said it was merciful that the couple’s children neither witnessed the attack nor discovered their mother’s body hidden in the freezer. Barraclough refused to leave his prison cell to attend his sentencing hearing. He was jailed for life and ordered to serve a minimum term of 22 years and one month before being considered for parole. Speaking after the case, CPS Senior Crown Prosecutor Jill May said Barraclough had attempted to present himself as a victim with no choice but to kill his wife. She said the evidence instead revealed a calculated killer who murdered Carolann, hid her body in the family home and repeatedly lied to loved ones while pretending she was still alive. Tributes have continued to be paid to Carolann, with prosecutors praising the courage of her eldest daughter for providing vital evidence during the case.
#fypviral #wakefield #davidbarraclough #jailed #crime David Barraclough murdered 37-year-old Carolann Barraclough at their Wakefield home while the couple’s three children slept nearby. After carrying out the brutal attack, he wrapped her body in a duvet, bound her hands and ankles with tape, placed a bin liner over her head and concealed her in a freezer in the family home’s utility room. Despite knowing exactly what he had done, the killer spent the following days spinning a web of cruel lies. He used Carolann’s phone to send messages to family members and friends, pretending she was still alive, while also telling his own children she was in hospital recovering from illness. In one particularly heartbreaking exchange, Barraclough sent a message from Carolann’s phone to their eldest child saying: “I’m starting to feel a bit better I’ll be home soon.” Days later he sent another message reading: “Love you have a good day.” Unaware of the truth, the child replied asking how her mother was doing. While Carolann’s body remained hidden in the freezer, Barraclough downloaded dating apps, exchanged explicit messages with another woman, searched online for sex workers and withdrew money from the couple’s joint account, leaving just 16p behind. CCTV footage also showed him visiting local pubs during the period he was pretending his wife was still alive. Carolann’s body remained undiscovered for around two weeks until Barraclough walked into a police station and told a receptionist: “I’ve killed my wife.” Even after confessing, the monster attempted to portray himself as the victim, falsely claiming he had been subjected to domestic abuse and had acted in self-defence after “finally snapping”. His version of events quickly unravelled. Investigators uncovered evidence of his controlling behaviour towards Carolann, including dictating what she could wear and how much money she could spend. CCTV footage from around the time of the murder also showed no visible injuries supporting his claims that he had been attacked. Leeds Crown Court heard Carolann was killed between February 19 and 21. The court was shown footage of her walking into her home on February 19, unaware of the horror that awaited her. Judge Andrew Stubbs KC described the killing as “a brutal attack with a hammer” carried out while Carolann lay in bed. He said it was merciful that the couple’s children neither witnessed the attack nor discovered their mother’s body hidden in the freezer. Barraclough refused to leave his prison cell to attend his sentencing hearing. He was jailed for life and ordered to serve a minimum term of 22 years and one month before being considered for parole. Speaking after the case, CPS Senior Crown Prosecutor Jill May said Barraclough had attempted to present himself as a victim with no choice but to kill his wife. She said the evidence instead revealed a calculated killer who murdered Carolann, hid her body in the family home and repeatedly lied to loved ones while pretending she was still alive. Tributes have continued to be paid to Carolann, with prosecutors praising the courage of her eldest daughter for providing vital evidence during the case.

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