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Mitesh Patel told her boyfriend that she had married Jessica Patel only to hide her true badual orientation.
Jessica Patel was found dead in the living room where the couple lived
He planned to have a child with her, by in vitro fertilization, to flee with the baby in Australia and to form a family with his partner. But Mitesh's plans did not succeed. He has just been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Jessica on May 14 this year.
According to prosecutors, Mitesh reportedly injected insulin to his 34-year-old wife and strangled her to death with a grocery bag. The crime took place in the house where they lived in Middlesbrough, in the north of England.
Then Mitesh tied up the woman with tape, stole the whole house and removed some objects so that death seemed to be the consequence of an badault.
Then he left the house to buy a pizza. When he returned, he called the emergency department to say that his wife had been attacked by bandits. In the phone call of four and a half minutes, until the arrival of the police, Mitesh pretends to be desperate to see the body of the woman and reports that she is "cold", hands and feet tied, a dark color in the neck and blood on the nose. .
But home security cameras recorded Jessica's arrival at 7 pm. Mitesh seems to leave the residence 40 minutes later. He had now killed his wife. The man comes home after buying the pizza and calls the police.
According to investigators, Mitesh intended to receive life insurance for his wife in the amount of $ 2.5 million before moving to Australia to live there with the lover, said Amit Patel.
"He could have divorced and taken anything he wanted, he was not obliged to commit suicide, he was not allowed to take this cruel step," said Divya Patel, Jessica's sister.
Photo: Cleveland Divisions / Middlesbrough / BBC News
Goss stated that the victim "clearly" loved her husband and was faithful to him for nine years.
"She wanted nothing more than to have children and live a normal family life, but the defendant had no badual attraction for her, he was attracted to men, "said the judge.
According to the judge, Jessica was aware of her husband's baduality and was "lonely, sad and under his control (Mitesh)".
The judge pointed out that the messages sent by Mitesh revealed that he was "somebody emotionally needy and cruel" and that he was using the woman while "satisfying her own desires and whims" .
During the two-week trial, it was revealed that Mitesh, who owned a pharmacy with his wife, had had a series of romantic relationships with men that he knew via a dating app.
"To rot in hell"
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Mitesh screwed up the house to believe that the murder of the woman had been committed by thieves
Reading a statement on behalf of Jessica's sisters, her youngest sister, Divya, said, "The only thing we expect is that she did not suffer in her last moments ( of life) ".
"The cruel reality is that she suffered, she knew exactly who his murderer was and he ignored his attempts to fight for life without mercy," he said.
"We imagine the fear and the panic she must have felt knowing what would happen, and thinking about that moment makes us very sad."
Divya Patel also addressed her brother-in-law: "We know that she is free from you forever, as long as she stays in heaven, you will rot in hell."
The victim had undergone three cycles of in vitro fertilization to try to have a child with her husband. In the latter case, three embryos were produced, but it was killed before implantation.
