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Couple 'poisoned by trusted friend' who 'rewrote their will'
Daily Express
|February 15, 2024
Business pair sat dead in conservatory
A MAN befriended a married couple then poisoned them with fentanyl and rewrote their will in his favour, a murder trial has heard.
Tracy Ayling KC, prosecuting, said Luke D'Wit also worked for Stephen and Carol Baxter, saying in a statement to police that he was "like an adopted son to both of them".
Chelmsford Crown Court heard that Stephen, 61, and Carol, 64, ran a firm named Cazsplash and she had designed a mat for curved showers.
The prosecutor said D'Wit "created" a will on his phone at 6.54am a day after the pair were found dead.
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This story is from the February 15, 2024 edition of Daily Express.
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