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Man murdered his wife by cutting her into 200 pieces after killing her pets
A terrible man had slain his wife’s dogs before murdering her and chopping her up into almost 200 pieces.
Holly Bramley, 26, was stabbed at least four times by Nicholas Metson, 28, in March 2023. After that, her corpse was dismembered and her remains were kept in the kitchen pantry of the flat they shared in Shuttlesworth, Lincoln, UK.
When police arrived to look into her disappearance, he joked with them that she “might be hiding under the bed,” Lincoln Crown Court was informed.
After killing her dogs, the man killed his wife by chopping her into 200 pieces.
After that, Metson promised his school friend Joshua Hancock £50 to assist with a “job,” which turned out to be disposing of Ms. Bramley’s remains in the River Witham in
Police made the findings more than a week after she was last seen walking into her flat on March 17.
According to the Daily Mail, Metson had a history of being cruel to animals and previously killed their pets in brutal ways in order to ‘punish’ Ms Bramley
He also allegedly killed her hamsters by putting them in a food blender and microwave.
Ms Bramley’s mother Annette described Metson as an ‘evil monster’ and described her daughter as ‘beautiful, kind and loving’,
She added: ‘Her last moments being filled with pain will haunt us forever.
‘Her life was taken by someone who quite clearly has no regard for human life.
‘We were prevented from seeing Holly in the years leading up to her murder. We were prevented from seeing her before her death and due to his monstrous actions, he made sure we were prevented from seeing her after her death.’
The court heard the pair had only been married 16 months when Metson killed Ms Bramley and were on the verge of separating.
Metson told officers his wife had left their home on March 19 with two members of a local mental health crisis team.
Police noticed a ‘strong smell of bleach and ammonia’ in the flat, noticed a saw on a towel, bloodstained sheets in their bathroom and a large bloodstain on their bedroom floor.
Metson initially denied killing his wife but changed his plea to guilty on February 23. He had previously pleaded guilty to conspiracy to pervert the course of justice by disposing of Ms Bramley’s body. He now faces possible life imprisonment. The case continues
