"I don't know how you can say you love someone who you left to die in front of you," he told Broughton from the stand. and he said 'she will be fine, don't worry' and I said 'let me speak to her, let me speak to her'. I kept talking but he said 'don't worry, don't worry, I will look after her'. The court heard how Louella's mum heard her tell Broughton "give me my phone" and "I don't trust you, I hate you". In the disturbing footage, Broughton told his dying girlfriend "put your phone away" and asked her to switch on airplane mode, which prevents the making and receiving of calls and messages.

Source: Daily Mirror February 07, 2019 15:24 UTC