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Chilling moment evil murderer who beat his girlfriend to death in row over WhatsApp tells cops ‘I know it’s not good’
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THIS is the chilling moment an evil murderer who beat his girlfriend to death in a row over WhatsApp tells cops: "I know it's not good."
Huseyin Kalyoncu was yesterday jailed for life for murdering partner Sonia Parker over the summer.
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Cops have now released footage of the moment the 34-year-old admitted to officers he'd been assaulting her before being arrested.
The bodycam footage begins with Kalyoncu telling officers: "I'm fighting with my partner and I'm punching her... and she's going down.
"Now I call the ambulance to come to her. I know it's not good."
An officer then informs him he's being arrested on suspicion for assault.
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Kalyoncu knocked Ms Parker, 51, unconscious at a home they shared in Edenbridge, Kent, on May 5 following a row over her use of the messaging service.
Paramedics attempted to revive her but she was pronounced dead shortly after.
Kalyoncu appeared at Maidstone Crown Court on June 13.
He pleaded guilty to manslaughter but denied murder.
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He was sentenced on Wednesday to serve at least 19 years in prison before he can be considered for parole.
During a trial, the court heard how Ms Parker died as a result of some of her 69 injuries, which included internal bruising, damage to her liver, and multiple bone fractures across her body.
A pathologist determined some of the injuries predated her death by weeks.
Detective Superintendent Kathleen Way, said: "Kalyoncu killed the woman he allegedly loved after subjecting her to a sustained campaign of physical abuse in the weeks leading up to her death.
"In denying his part in the murder of Ms Parker, Kalyoncu has subsequently forced the victim’s family and friends to relive their loss over and over again during the court trial.
"His inability to control his temper and abhorrent behaviour means he will now serve a minimum of 19 years’ imprisonment before he will even be considered for parole.
"I hope his lengthy custodial sentence provides Sonia’s family and friends with some comfort and that the conclusion of the trial will give them time to grieve their loved one."
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