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Stepdad jailed for murdering student on her birthday

Stepdad jailed for murdering student on her birthday
BBC England Friday 23 October 2026, 11:42 UTC 1 min read
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Nathan Owens had a "longstanding sexual obsession" with his stepdaughter Carla Georgescu, a judge says.

Nathan Owens had a "longstanding sexual obsession" with his stepdaughter Carla Georgescu, a judge says.
Stepdad (PERSON) Nathan Owens (PERSON) Carla Georgescu (PERSON)
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