Son of wealthy art collector who stabbed housemaid and claimed he was a 'nice boy from Chelsea' sentenced

Son of wealthy art collector who stabbed housemaid and claimed he was a 'nice boy from Chelsea' sentenced
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Son of wealthy art collector who stabbed housemaid and claimed he was a 'nice boy from Chelsea' sentenced
Published: Feb, 25 2025 16:25

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The judge turned to Ms Nascimento, who was in court for the proceedings, and said: "I sincerely hope that your physical and mental scars heal and with time you'll be able to move on from this truly awful incident.".

In a statement read out by the prosecutor, Ms Nascimento described how after being stabbed and strangled by Bourne, she managed to get free and lock herself in a bathroom before retrieving her phone to call for help, telling one of her friends that she was dying.

The judge described how Ms Nascimento was watching TV in her room on the evening of the attack when Bourne knocked on her door and asked her to step out.

Judge Gregory Perrins said it was "only through sheer good fortune" that Ms Nascimento survived the attack.

Ms Nascimento was left permanently scarred and received no help or support from the "extremely wealthy family" following the incident.

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