A spokesperson for Sir Richard Sutton Ltd said Anne Schreiber was “a hugely important part of Sir Richard’s life” and had cared for him for a “long period”. She is an accomplished physiotherapist who owns a clinic in Sherborne, Dorset.

The trial heard that the defendant was angry with his mother for “abandoning” his father, who suffered from depression, to move in with Sir Richard and accused her of being a “gold-digging bitch”. Yam denied murder and a jury failed to reach a verdict at his first trial. However he was convicted at a second trial in January 2009 and given a life sentence with a minimum term of 20 years You showed neither him or your mother any respect, instead during your time in their home you displayed a breath-taking sense of entitlement, at times you left Sir Richard feeling like a prisoner in his own home.” Police found Ms Schreiber barely conscious, lying in her own blood, having suffered 15 separate injuries. Her spinal cord was partially severed and she is now paralysed.The sudden and exceptional nature of the circumstances that led to his death have, I am sure, significantly exacerbated the family’s feelings of disbelief, distress and anger at the nature of his passing.”

And in March 2021, he had written to a friend: “I’m so sad to report that my mind is consumed with hatred of the very worst kind towards my family. They really hurt me betrayed me and destroyed all trust. Simply put I contemplate murdering them all morning day and night. It’s not what I want to think about but it’s the truth. I want them to suffer.” In mitigation, William Boyce KC said the defendant’s “remorse” for what happened had affected every aspect of his life.I think that's the shift in managerial culture that will be needed to promote the change in actual culture." His body was found more than four weeks later buried under about five feet of paper, curled up in a foetal position, partially burnt and covered in wax A police officer in Gillingham, Dorset, following the death of Sir Richard Sutton Credit: Jonathan Brady/PA She can’t even wipe away her own tears. You destroyed everything, Mum can’t even hold her own grandchildren, she can’t give me a hug.” He also looked up: “Ever want to get revenge? Try this instead – New York Times”, and: “Why betrayal hurts so much and who seeks revenge from Psychology Today”.