The man who stabbed his girlfriend to death at the Holiday Inn Greenwich was convicted of murder

“Narcissism” Taye Francis (Taye Francis) has been raped and Violence In July last year, he killed 23-year-old Khloemae Loy in a hotel room.

The jury heard that the steroid addict sent a photo of Ms. Loy in bed to his lawyer and said “I killed my girlfriend” when he dialed 999.

Ms. Lowe was pronounced dead at the scene in Greenwich, southeast London.

Prosecutor Ketramsden QC told jurors that Francis had no problem killing her, but they had to consider whether he had any mental illness at the time.

She said: “Mr. Francis is a violent, narcissistic person. He takes steroids.

“In addition to increasing muscle mass, steroids have various side effects. These include aggressiveness and paranoia.

“In our case, he killed her in a rage. This is murder.”

Francis, 40, who has no fixed address, pleaded guilty to manslaughter due to reduced responsibility and was convicted of murder with a 10 to 2 majority on Wednesday.

He was remanded in custody awaiting trial and will be sentenced on December 6.

The court heard how Francis (formerly Ashley Wyatt) was convicted of violence against women.

In 2002, he was sentenced to six years in prison and was included in the sex offender list for two rapes, kidnappings and knife possession.

In 2013, he was issued a harassment prohibition order and sentenced to prison for assaulting another woman whom he threatened to kill and stab her in the neck.

Two years later, he was convicted of criminal damage due to a family incident.

In 2016, he was conditionally released for attacking his ex-girlfriend.

Ms. Roy met the defendant while working in a bar near Croydon College, when she was still her student.

She told her parents Maxine and Dany Loy that he was actually much older than him when he was 26 years old and mistakenly thought he was a classmate.

The jurors were told that in 2017, Francis attacked Ms. Roy and threw her into a wheeled trash can.

He was found guilty and sentenced to 20 weeks in prison and a restraining order.

Ms. Ramsden told the jurors: “Her parents encouraged Colemay to leave Mr. Francis.

“Khloemae said she can’t leave him, otherwise he will attack the Loy couple.

“You might think that these records paint a picture of an aggressive, controlling man and a troubled, scared woman struggling with mental health.”

The day before the murder, Ms. Roy cancelled the shopping trip with her mother, saying that she was going to the beach to meet her boyfriend’s parents.

On July 5 last year, it was found that Ms. Loy was lying on a bed in a Greenwich hotel with a deep wound on her neck.

Francis was hanging on the window sill outside, and threw a small backpack and a suitcase out the window.

The defendant had cuts on his body and was recently taken on steroids. He was eventually dealt with by emergency services, resulting in a coma and was taken to the hospital.

When the uniformed police knocked on the door of the victim’s parents, Mr. Roy replied, “He killed her, didn’t he?”