Boyfriend killer keeps body in bedroom for 11 days

even asked another boyfriend to experiment with some blue liquid to see if it would knock him out, Bobbie Cheema, prosecuting, told the Old Bailey.
Miss Cheema said: “But when she began to speak about killing Mr Corey, he did not take it seriously.”
Mr Corey was last seen at Otmani’s home in Forest Hill, south London, on June 4 last year.
Miss Cheema said he was heard arguing with Otmani in her bedroom before they were joined by Bernard Beddoe (60) who she called uncle.
After about 10 minutes, it went quiet and Otmani and Beddoe went into the kitchen to make a drink, the court heard.
Miss Cheema added: “Shaun Corey died at the hands of these two defendants. His body was found during a search of Karen Otmani’s bedroom. It was hidden inside of a large green wheelie bin.”
The court heard Mr Corey was tied to Otmani’s bed before he was killed.
A post mortem found an “acute dose” of a drug Xanax in his body — a treatment for anxiety which causes drowsiness, sedation and a reduced alertness.
Miss Cheema said Beddoe had gone to Otmani’s flat when Mr Corey was still alive.
The victim was drugged, taken into Otmani’s bedroom and tied to her bed.
“He had been shouting — no doubt from fear having found himself being tied up on Otmani’s bed,” Miss Cheema said.
“Beddoe was a willing accomplice before, during and after the murder of Shaun Corey.”
The body was wrapped in four layers of tarpaulin and packaging before it was packed into a blue plastic box.
It was then put into the wheelie bin in the bedroom. When the packing was examined shoe prints belonging to both the accused killers were found on the tarpaulin.
Otmani will admit taking part in the killing of her boyfriend, but will claim that she acted out of a “sudden loss of control.” — Daily Mail.

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