Student stabbed housemate 30 times in masked ambush

BBC Wales Monday 12 October 2026, 15:50 UTC 1 min read

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Jamie Collins' killer donned a mask and gloves as he lay in wait for the victim to return home.

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Student stabbed housemate 30 times in masked ambush

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