THE jury in the trial of four people involved in the brutal murder, dumping and attempted destruction by fire of the body of an elderly lady, today heard from the victim’s accountant, from a friend of three of the accused and from the leading detective in the case.
Abraham Shina, who had been the murder victim, Mrs Thea Zaudy’s accountant, told the court that, despite his reassurances, his friend, though “comfortably off,” was worried that if she had to go into more supported accommodated, she would run out of money. (The woman accused of Mrs Zaudy’s murder, her cleaner, Jolanta Kalinowsica, has insisted that Mrs Zaudy had borrowed money from her to pay gambling debts.)
VICTIM ACCUSED CARER OF THEFT
Mr Shina told the jury that Mrs Zaudy has spoken to him of losing only ‘tens of pence’ in Bridge games.
Mr Shina confirmed that Mrs Zaudy kept ‘hundreds of pounds’ in cash around her home, and spoke of how
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