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Woman sentenced in manslaughter case
Posted on 26/08/2009
Woman sentenced in manslaughter case
Sally Ann Wood
A woman convicted of the manslaughter of her long-term partner has been given an indefinite sentence today at Leicester Crown Court.
Sally Ann Wood (35) of Wyville Row in Leicester was found guilty of the manslaughter of her boyfriend of 8 years, Stephen Matthew Vidal (41), on August 5.
Today the judge issued her with an indeterminate sentence for public protection (IPP) She will have to serve 7 years before a parole board makes a decision whether she is no longer a threat to the public and therefore eligible for release. If they don’t believe she is fit for release her sentence will continue indefinitely.
Stephen Vidal was killed in the early hours of Friday January 2 2009 when Wood stabbed him in the chest.
She was arrested and charged the following day.