A man who murdered a retired British woman living in France has been sentenced to life in prison this week.
Susan Higginbotham, 67, was strangled in her home in Esclottes, near Bordeaux, by Hicham Bahloul in 2021, according to a French newspaper.Bahloul, 42, who reportedly suffers from several mental health problems - including schizophrenia - spent years in psychiatric hospital care.In court, Bahloul said: “If you let me out I’ll do it again.”It also emerged Mr Bahloul had entered Ms Higginbotham’s house with intent to kill her.
At the trial, Ms Higginbotham was described as someone who loved life and was “living her dream” in France, which she “adored”.She was reportedly on polite speaking terms with Bahloul, and there were no reports of conflicts between them.The court heard that Bahloul, who was living with his parents at the time of the murder, had reportedly cut all contact with his family, and had even threatened them.
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