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To support Wood's claim, the defence called Wood's mother, who said that Ledez had confided her suicidal intention to her on multiple occasions and that she feared that her husband Colin would physically harm her or
Christopher. The witness also stated that Wood had called her within 24 hours of the
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over which force was responsible for erroneously allowing Wood access to firearms. Wood's ten-piece gun collection had been confiscated twice; firstly in
December 1985 over fears from his wife and doctor of deteriorating mental health and alcoholism, and secondly because of an administrative error
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unanimously rejected Wood's claim that he killed Ledez as part of a suicide pact and found him guilty of murder. Justice Taylor sentenced Wood to life imprisonment for each murder, 12 years for the attempted murder, and three years for the specimen charges of theft from clients. Wood was struck off
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Rivlin argued that Wood's story did "not have a ring of truth about it". Several of Ledez's French friends who were interviewed by police claimed that Ledez had shown no signs of depression or suicidal intentions. In addition, her mother received a telephone call hours before Ledez died and she did
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The police, firemen, the church's priest, and members from the
British Consulate pleaded with Wood for seven hours, at which point Wood surrendered. A crowd of several hundred people had gathered to watch from below. Wood later claimed that he did not wish his family to see his fall on television,
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Following the discovery of the bodies, the police appealed to Wood to turn himself in and warned members of the public not to approach him as he may be armed. Wood's wife
Margaret and their three children were put under police protection immediately, as was Ledez's husband Colin Lloyd. A total of
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with Ledez's daughter
Stephanie (aged 3), after which he led her into Christopher's bedroom and shot her twice in the head, killing her instantly. He then took Ledez's son Christopher (aged 5) into the bathroom and told him to close his eyes as he had a surprise for him, then shot him twice in the
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Wood made no further telephone calls to either the police or journalists for nearly 48 hours after the initial series of calls. By 26 September he had made at least eight phone calls. On 27 September, Wood called Tunney four times asking about funeral arrangements for Ledez and her daughter. The
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In March 1986, Wood bought 50 rounds of ammunition in
Sheffield for his .38 Enfield revolver which he had inherited after his father used it to commit suicide. South Yorkshire Police ascribed these events to an "administrative mix-up" with Sussex Police, who were responsible for executing the
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shootings and explained the plan to her. The prosecution called Alan Wales, Wood's doctor, who testified that he advised the police to confiscate Wood's gun collection after an appointment on 11 November 1985. Wales said that Wood appeared "distressed" and prescribed him with antidepressants.
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area. After Wood's capture, British and French authorities were "puzzled" by the ease with which Wood travelled under his own name. At his trial, it was established that Wood had gone to a pub after committing the killings and then, over the course of the next few days, travelled to
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firearms clause in Wood's father's will. Sussex Police said that when Wood asked for the gun and the remaining 11 rounds they tried to dissuade him but he returned a month later with a renewed firearms certificate from South
Yorkshire Police. The differing interpretations of the
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of Wood with a consultant psychiatrist on the same day due to the firearm confiscations and the phone calls. The following day, Wood made three more calls to Tunney and threatened suicide in one of them; he claimed he killed because of "love and desperation, not anger and hate".
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states that if a person kills someone in pursuance of a suicide pact and then does not commit suicide themselves, they are guilty only of manslaughter and not murder. However, Geoffrey Rivlin, leading the prosecution, told the court that in such a situation the
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Cathedral was not genuine and was done only to disguise his true motive, with Rivlin summarising that Wood "killed out of his obsessive hatred, not love".
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On 30 July 1987, Wood was convicted on two counts of murder, one of attempted murder and one of theft, after a week-long trial. He had pleaded not guilty to the murder of
Danielle, instead submitting a manslaughter plea claiming he killed her to complete a
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Ian Wood (born 1949) began renting Ughill Hall, an 18-room mansion on the outskirts of
Bradfield, with his mistress Danielle Ledez in April 1986 after leaving his wife Margaret and his three children. Wood was a solicitor and the ex secretary of the
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221:, in the kitchen with one live round left. The police went to the mansion on the evening of 22 September 1986 after receiving a telephone call from Wood; finding all the doors and windows locked, they broke down the door. Christopher was rushed to
393:. The prosecution did not accept the manslaughter plea and pursued a trial for the murder of Danielle. However, Wood pleaded guilty to the murder of Stephanie and the attempted murder of Christopher. He also pleaded guilty to stealing
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in renewing his licence. The guns were returned two weeks after the first confiscation. South Yorkshire Police later said that they had to return them because there was no evidence that Wood was a threat to himself or others.
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five homes in England were put under protection throughout the manhunt. A formal arrest warrant was issued on 23 September 1986 with more details on Wood's flight, including the numberplate of the car he fled in.
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request to French authorities to send Wood back to the UK for prosecution. Wood decided not to object to the extradition request after a brief meeting with his family and was confident that he would receive a
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in the kitchen and called the police before fleeing the scene. He went on the run for over a week, making several telephone calls to journalists and family members. Eight days later he threatened to
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were notified of the case on the same day, after which French police interviewed Ledez's parents. Up until this point, Wood, who owned no other properties, was believed by police to still be in the
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in a British court. On 7 October, a formal request on behalf of the Director of Public Prosecutions was made to a magistrate in Sheffield. Wood was flown back to the UK on 19 November where he was
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if the government would change its firearms policy in response to the murders, to which she responded: "The Home Office ... will keep that matter under permanent review".
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Wood gave the court a detailed account of the five-point agreement he claimed to have made with Ledez as to what to do after the killings and before his suicide:
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intervening and seeking a detailed explanation from both forces and holding talks with them over possible amendments to the Firearms Act.
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of stealing £84,000 from clients he represented in property deals, although the prosecution claimed the sum could have been £150,000.
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describing the scene as "a circus". Wood had telephoned Ledez's family to inform them of his intention to commit suicide.
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in France but was talked down by the police after seven hours. He was then extradited back to Sheffield for trial.
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head. Wood then bludgeoned the boy with a large ruler four or five times in the back of the head.
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took place, in which Michael Robert Ryan killed 16 people. This prompted
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Ensure Ledez and her children were buried in a French village cemetery.
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Visit a French church and light candles for Ledez and her children.
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paid out at least £240,000 in compensation to the theft victims.
810:"'Respectable' solicitor whose life was a tangled web of deceit"
604:"Ian Wood alleged to have shot his mistress and her children".
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Women, violence and crime prevention: a West Yorkshire study
790:"Solicitor killed his mistress 'as part of a suicide pact'"
1628:"Solicitor 'killed out of his obsessive hatred, not love'"
1199:"Solicitor gets life as jury rejects suicide pact claim".
1652:"Mistress 'confided suicide intention' to Wood's mother"
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is on the killer to prove that a suicide pact was made.
1670:"Solicitor's lover 'had threatened suicide 10 times'".
1258:"Attorney ordered jailed pending extradition request".
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Send a detailed explanation of the deaths to the press.
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McCarthy, Michael; Geddes, Diana (30 September 1986).
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307:On 29 September, Wood joined a public tour of
1802:"'Change gun law' call as lawyer is gaoled".
1160:"Wanted solicitor 'not to fight extradition'"
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1718:"Lawyer's plea against double life sentence"
627:"Plea to solicitor after two gunshot deaths"
488:After the trial, a dispute occurred between
433:Visit their graves and lay flowers for them.
303:Ian Wood on the gargoyle at Amiens Cathedral
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1994:September 1986 events in the United Kingdom
1538:"Victims of solicitor get 230,000 pounds".
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673:"Churchman in plea to missing solicitor".
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1058:"I'll kill myself, says wanted solicitor"
505:by the two police forces resulted in the
484:Previous confiscations and police dispute
1687:"Murderer is kept on roll of solicitors"
1093:The Mammoth Book of More Bizarre Crimes
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438:not suspect her daughter was suicidal.
270:On 25 September, a receptionist at the
204:revolver similar to the one Wood used.
1840:"Changes sought in British gun law".
1601:from the original on 14 November 2017
1589:Rozenberg, Joshua (15 January 2005).
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1135:from the original on 16 November 2017
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1025:"Psychiatrist advises murder inquiry"
1022:Parkin, Michael (27 September 1986).
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969:Parkin, Michael (26 September 1986).
892:from the original on 17 November 2017
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1121:Page, Campbell (30 September 1986).
947:from the original on 15 October 2017
878:Perera, Shyama (23 September 1986).
1979:Murder trials in the United Kingdom
1897:. Her Majesty's Stationery Office.
1563:. Her Majesty's Stationery Office.
1517:"Solicitor's committal date is set"
1237:"Hunt for solicitor ends in Amiens"
881:"Ian Wood wanted for Ledez murders"
701:"Solicitor 'agreed suicide pact'".
291:where he caught a ferry to France.
1934:1986 murders in the United Kingdom
1904:from the original on 25 April 2016
1275:"Suicide bid 'just like a circus'"
427:Kill Ledez's husband, Colin Lloyd.
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1868:from the original on 1 March 2016
1415:"Ian Wood faces murder charges".
1377:"Solicitor agrees to extradition"
1157:Page, Campbell (1 October 1986).
1095:. Hachette UK. pp. 212–213.
1007:"New phone clue in murder hunt".
937:"Ian Wood begins murder sentence"
837:"Warrant is issued for solicitor"
719:. The Society. 1987. p. 249.
463:the Law Society register and the
1888:"Firearms (Amendment) Act, 1997"
1055:Keel, Paul (29 September 1986).
914:Smith, Ian (25 September 1986).
624:Smith, Ian (23 September 1986).
144:, United Kingdom. Wood left his
1861:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
1788:. 29 September 1986. p. 2.
844:. 24 September 1986. p. 1.
739:. 26 September 1986. p. 2.
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1404:. 20 November 1986. p. 2.
1317:. 29 October 1986. p. 5.
917:"Solicitor sought by Interpol"
732:"Fugitive talks to journalist"
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1761:"Police clash on gun blame".
1524:. 9 December 1986. p. 7.
1504:. 2 December 1986. p. 2.
1384:. 29 October 1986. p. 2.
1360:"Warrant out for solicitor".
556:Firearms (Amendment) Act 1988
465:Law Society Compensation Fund
458:On 31 July 1987, the jury at
223:Sheffield Children's Hospital
1954:Deaths by firearm in England
1822:"Errors gave killer his gun"
1725:. 28 August 1987. p. 5.
1497:"Solicitor on murder charge"
1349:. 7 October 1986. p. 3.
1282:. 1 October 1986. p. 1.
355:Sheffield Magistrates' Court
1685:Dyer, Clare (25 May 2001).
1649:Smith, Ian (28 July 1987).
1625:Smith, Ian (30 July 1987).
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991:– via Newspapers.com.
900:– via Newspapers.com.
817:. 31 July 1987. p. 2.
787:Smith, Ian (22 July 1987).
759:Smith, Ian (23 July 1987).
648:; Saunders, Sheila (1993).
45:21 September 1986
2015:
1829:. 31 July 1987. p. 3.
1745:. 25 July 1989. p. 4.
1216:United Press International
972:"Solicitor breaks silence"
528:, campaigned for stricter
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1738:"Solicitor loses appeal"
578:Shiregreen child murders
250:Sheffield Weekly Gazette
1480:"Solicitor for trial".
1214:"Foreign News Briefs".
166:British firearms policy
1895:www.legislation.gov.uk
1561:www.legislation.gov.uk
560:semi-automatic weapons
534:psychiatric assessment
490:South Yorkshire Police
454:Verdict and sentencing
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272:Automobile Association
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1781:"Firearms given back"
652:. Avery. p. 43.
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460:Sheffield Crown Court
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257:police discussed the
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22:Ughill Hall shootings
1554:"Homicide Act, 1957"
1397:"Solicitor returned"
1297:. 30 September 1986.
1262:. 30 September 1986.
1260:The Associated Press
1218:. 29 September 1986.
1011:. 28 September 1986.
677:. 25 September 1986.
608:. 24 September 1986.
522:Member of Parliament
219:.38 Enfield revolver
146:.38 Enfield revolver
1974:Murder in Yorkshire
1449:. 22 November 1986.
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548:Hungerford massacre
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1939:1980s in Sheffield
1484:. 4 February 1987.
1131:. pp. 1, 36.
675:The Glasgow Herald
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1999:Trials in England
1430:"Wood in court".
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172:Background
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1872:2 January
1827:The Times
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284:Yorkshire
192:Shootings
142:Sheffield
138:Bradfield
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1969:Interpol
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