US EditionMan who murdered two women on Christmas Day after taking crack cocaine jailed for life
- On June 17, 49-year-old Jazwell Brown received two life sentences for murdering his partner Joanne Pearson and neighbour Teohna Grant in their Bletchley flats on Christmas Day 2024.
- The attacks occurred after Brown, under the influence of crack cocaine, began a frenzied stabbing and beating spree inside the home following a dispute over drugs.
- Brown fatally stabbed Pearson 31 times and beat her with a baseball bat, also stabbing Grant multiple times and attempting to murder Brown’s son Jake and neighbour Bradley Latter, who survived.
- During sentencing, Brown appeared remorseful but silent, with prosecutors describing the attack as “wholly unprovoked” and a witness describing the scene as “like watching a horror film.”
- The murders deeply affected the families, with tributes highlighting the irreplaceable loss of Jo and Teohna, while Brown has been sentenced to a minimum of 39 years in prison before becoming eligible for parole.
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Teen's desperate bid to stop killer dad's cocaine-fuelled Christmas Day massacre - The Mirror
Jazwell Brown sat quietly while his son Jake came to visit the home he shared with partner Joanne Pearson and her dog Tilly in Bletchley, Buckinghamshire on Christmas Day
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Dad's chilling words after killing partner and neighbour in Christmas Day cocaine rampage - Daily Star
Jazwell Brown, 49, fatally stabbed his partner Joanne Pearson, 38, and a neighbour in a frenzied attack at a block of flats in Milton Keynes on Christmas Day, a court heard
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WTX NewsJazwell Brown: Man who murdered two women on Christmas Day after taking crack cocaine jailed for life
Jazwell Brown, 49, attacked his partner, her dog and his teenage son, before targeting a neighbour and her boyfriend on 25 December 2024.
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