>Mr Belton told the court that Hewlett had “become obsessed with him” and over a period of two years, until August 2022, she bombarded him with emails and texts, urging him to meet her.
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>These included sexual images and videos of herself.
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>When Mr Belton left for another job at Kinnerton chocolate factory, Hewlett managed to get herself work at the same place.
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>…
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>The jury was told that Hewlett made complaints against Mr Belton to his employers, accusing him of harassment, homophobia and racial abuse.
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>The company told him there was no case to answer and advised Mr Belton to contact the police, which he did.
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>After officers visited Hewlett, she initially ceased contact with Mr Belton, but resumed emailing him soon afterwards, saying she was “sorry”.
Surely the behaviour leading up to this should have warranted more than just a visit? She’s obviously an absolute nutter and police were aware she was stalking and harassing this poor bloke for 2 years.
Abuse against men needs to be taken more seriously.
I wonder if anyone has every successfully hired an online hitman
I never see my hometown in the news for good things
>Hewlett and Paul Belton met when they worked at the Linda McCartney frozen food factory in Fakenham and had a kiss in his car.
Is it just me that feels like this was written by a work experience 12 year old?
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>Hewlett and Paul Belton met when they worked at the Linda McCartney frozen food factory in Fakenham and had a kiss in his car.
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>The jury was told Hewlett had placed an order on the dark web stating “need someone killed in Norfolk”, adding it was “vital it looks like an accident”.
This so needs a TV adaptation.
I want Dobby from Peep Show to play the mad woman.
“How to successfully hire a hitman” is a question you really can’t ask without it being suspicious but actually want to know purely for curiosity’s sake
My home town only ever makes the news for this sort of shit.
I guarantee if this had been a guy, they would have got double that.
That’s a woman? Did the hitman hit her in the face?
Whoever this “hitman” was probably got a fantastic payday. She likely used a website like Coinbase or Binance to buy cryptocurrency which could be traced back to her and I doubt her opsec was great to begin with. Any supposed “hitman” you can find on the dark web is certainly a scam or even a honeypot.
I don’t condone scamming, but if someone gets scammed trying to arrange for someone else to get murdered they 100% deserve that and I’d cheer the scammer on. Plus it means they might not have money left for a *real* hitman, if such a thing is even possible to find.
Either way she’s spent a large amount of money to arrange for somebody else to get murdered, scam or no scam. She’s proven herself dangerous and deserves to be behind bars, preferably for longer.
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>Mr Belton told the court that Hewlett had “become obsessed with him” and over a period of two years, until August 2022, she bombarded him with emails and texts, urging him to meet her.
>
>These included sexual images and videos of herself.
>
>When Mr Belton left for another job at Kinnerton chocolate factory, Hewlett managed to get herself work at the same place.
>
>…
>
>The jury was told that Hewlett made complaints against Mr Belton to his employers, accusing him of harassment, homophobia and racial abuse.
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>The company told him there was no case to answer and advised Mr Belton to contact the police, which he did.
>
>After officers visited Hewlett, she initially ceased contact with Mr Belton, but resumed emailing him soon afterwards, saying she was “sorry”.
Surely the behaviour leading up to this should have warranted more than just a visit? She’s obviously an absolute nutter and police were aware she was stalking and harassing this poor bloke for 2 years.
Abuse against men needs to be taken more seriously.
I wonder if anyone has every successfully hired an online hitman
I never see my hometown in the news for good things
>Hewlett and Paul Belton met when they worked at the Linda McCartney frozen food factory in Fakenham and had a kiss in his car.
Is it just me that feels like this was written by a work experience 12 year old?
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>Hewlett and Paul Belton met when they worked at the Linda McCartney frozen food factory in Fakenham and had a kiss in his car.
>
>The jury was told Hewlett had placed an order on the dark web stating “need someone killed in Norfolk”, adding it was “vital it looks like an accident”.
This so needs a TV adaptation.
I want Dobby from Peep Show to play the mad woman.
“How to successfully hire a hitman” is a question you really can’t ask without it being suspicious but actually want to know purely for curiosity’s sake
My home town only ever makes the news for this sort of shit.
I guarantee if this had been a guy, they would have got double that.
That’s a woman? Did the hitman hit her in the face?
Whoever this “hitman” was probably got a fantastic payday. She likely used a website like Coinbase or Binance to buy cryptocurrency which could be traced back to her and I doubt her opsec was great to begin with. Any supposed “hitman” you can find on the dark web is certainly a scam or even a honeypot.
I don’t condone scamming, but if someone gets scammed trying to arrange for someone else to get murdered they 100% deserve that and I’d cheer the scammer on. Plus it means they might not have money left for a *real* hitman, if such a thing is even possible to find.
Either way she’s spent a large amount of money to arrange for somebody else to get murdered, scam or no scam. She’s proven herself dangerous and deserves to be behind bars, preferably for longer.