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AURIN MAKEPEACE MACCLESFIELD STAB-MURDER OF EX-PARTNER In April 2026, the Offender Database UK updated the records for Aurin Makepeace, a 43-year-old resident of Tan y Don, Prestatyn, Wales, at Chester Crown Court. Following a trial that commenced in March, Aurin Makepeace was jailed for life with a mandatory minimum term of 27 years for the brutal knife murder of her ex-partner, Steven Rothwell. FATAL KNIFE ATTACK AND LAYERS OF DECEPTION An investigation conducted by Cheshire Police established that the fatal incident occurred in the early hours of Tuesday, 19 August 2025, at 41-year-old Steven Rothwell’s flat on Cross Street, Macclesfield. The pair had a highly volatile history spanning 12 years, having originally met in a men's prison in the early 2010s before Aurin Makepeace transitioned. On Monday, 18 August, an argument erupted regarding an unfaithful partner, escalating to the point where police were called to settle a street-level dispute. Hours after officers left the premises, Aurin Makepeace grabbed a kitchen knife and stabbed Steven Rothwell directly through the chest. Instead of summoning emergency services, she stayed overnight in the flat with his body, washed the murder weapon to clean off the blood, placed a yellow blanket over his torso, and caught a train back to North Wales the following morning. At 10:19 pm on 19 August 2025—nearly 20 hours after the murder—Aurin Makepeace placed a deceptive 999 emergency call to North Wales Police. Using the false identity of
AURIN MAKEPEACE MACCLESFIELD STAB-MURDER OF EX-PARTNER In April 2026, the Offender Database UK updated the records for Aurin Makepeace, a 43-year-old resident of Tan y Don, Prestatyn, Wales, at Chester Crown Court. Following a trial that commenced in March, Aurin Makepeace was jailed for life with a mandatory minimum term of 27 years for the brutal knife murder of her ex-partner, Steven Rothwell. FATAL KNIFE ATTACK AND LAYERS OF DECEPTION An investigation conducted by Cheshire Police established that the fatal incident occurred in the early hours of Tuesday, 19 August 2025, at 41-year-old Steven Rothwell’s flat on Cross Street, Macclesfield. The pair had a highly volatile history spanning 12 years, having originally met in a men's prison in the early 2010s before Aurin Makepeace transitioned. On Monday, 18 August, an argument erupted regarding an unfaithful partner, escalating to the point where police were called to settle a street-level dispute. Hours after officers left the premises, Aurin Makepeace grabbed a kitchen knife and stabbed Steven Rothwell directly through the chest. Instead of summoning emergency services, she stayed overnight in the flat with his body, washed the murder weapon to clean off the blood, placed a yellow blanket over his torso, and caught a train back to North Wales the following morning. At 10:19 pm on 19 August 2025—nearly 20 hours after the murder—Aurin Makepeace placed a deceptive 999 emergency call to North Wales Police. Using the false identity of "Katie" (Mr. Rothwell's current girlfriend), she claimed she was trapped in the Macclesfield flat and had stabbed him in self-defense. In reality, she was already hiding in rural North Wales. Responding officers discovered Steven Rothwell dead on his kitchen floor. TRIAL VERDICT AND LIFE SENTENCING Aurin Makepeace entered a plea of not guilty, forcing Steven Rothwell's grieving family to endure a full criminal trial. During police interviews and court cross-examination, she spun conflicting narratives, initially telling friends she had "murdered her boyfriend" via voicemail, before changing her story to claim Steven Rothwell had lunged with the blade himself and that the stabbing was entirely accidental. Pathological and digital forensic evidence compiled by the Crown Prosecution Service exposed her accounts as completely implausible. On Wednesday, 25 March 2026, a jury at Chester Crown Court took less than two hours to reject her fabrications, delivering a unanimous guilty verdict. On Friday, 10 April 2026, the judge handed down a life sentence, mandating that she serve a minimum of 27 years in secure confinement before any parole evaluation can take place. STATUS AND CASE DETAILS (2026) Legal Status: CONVICTED (Unanimous jury verdict for Murder). Custodial Status: JAILED FOR LIFE (Sentenced on 10 April 2026 to life imprisonment with a minimum tariff of 27 years). Forensic Profile: High-risk violent offender with a substantial criminal record, including an indeterminate sentence issued in 2007 for a separate life-threatening stabbing. Judicial Oversight: Presided over by the judge at Chester Crown Court; investigated by Cheshire Constabulary. Origin: Tan y Don, Prestatyn, North Wales (Murder perpetrated in Macclesfield, Cheshire). 💬 WHAT DO YOU THINK? Given that this offender had a prior criminal history for a life-threatening stabbing and deliberately left her victim to die alone on a kitchen floor while fleeing across the country, do you believe a 27-year minimum term represents a sufficient sentence for murder, or should historical knife predators receive a whole-life order? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. 👇 #AurinMakepeace #StevenRothwell #Macclesfield #Cheshire #ChesterCrownCourt #CheshirePolice #MurderConviction #KnifeCrime #LifeSentence #DomesticAbuse #offenderdatabaseuk #offenderdatabase #ukdatabase #ukoffenderdatabase #sexoffenders #childprotection #offenderdatabasesearch #rape

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