Woman killed by 'close friend' in frenzied attack
Ludmila Poletelova, who was 61, was found dead at her home in Lodge Court, Limavady, in April 2021
The court heard that after what was described as a "gratuitous and frenzied attack", Svedova covered a shift at work for the woman she had killed. On Friday, Belfast Crown Court heard that Ms Poletelova, a mother of two, had lived in Northern Ireland for 12 years after moving from Latvia and worked in Limavady as a kitchen porter in a wine bar.In a victim impact statement read to court, one of the victim's sons said her murder had had a "devastating impact" on her family.He said police described the victim as "a quiet lady who kept herself to herself".
The court was told the defendant and victim were "close friends" who worked together and that Ms Poletelova had helped her killer with accommodation and money when she came to Northern Ireland from Latvia.
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