Christine Rawle Convicted of Husband's Murder in Devon

The jury finds the 70-year-old guilty after a trial revealing a history of violence and manipulation in the marriage.

Christine Rawle, 70, found guilty of murdering her husband Ian Rawle, 72, in their Devon home after stabbing him in the back.
The prosecution described the couple's relationship as dysfunctional, likening it to Roald Dahl's The Twits, with a history of violence and manipulation.
Rawle's defense argued she acted in self-defense, citing years of physical and psychological abuse by her husband.
The jury heard evidence of previous violent incidents, including Rawle stabbing her husband in the past and claims of abusive behavior from both parties.
Rawle remains in custody and awaits sentencing at Exeter Crown Court.