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Wife who killed abusive husband sobs as she is freed on bail ahead of retrial

Sally Challen, 65, battered partner Richard, 61, to death at their £1m Surrey home in 2010 after suffering 40 years of abuse and 'coercive control'

Holly Christodoulou

Published: 11:55, 5 Apr 2019
Updated: 15:31, 5 Apr 2019

A WIFE who bludgeoned her abusive husband to death with a hammer wept as she was today freed on bail ahead of a retrial - after spending seven years in jail.

Sally Challen, 65, was caged for life after admitting she battered "abusive" partner Richard, 61, to death at their £1m Surrey home in 2010.

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