Sarah Williams, 35, stunned Sadie Hartley with a cattle prod and stabbed her 41 times, resulting in an "orgy of violence".She struck Sadie Hartley 60 years old at her home in Helmshore, Lancashire, in the hope of regaining her ex-lover Ian Johnston.Williams and her accomplice Katrina Walsh, 56, were both sentenced to death and given life sentences.Walsh was given a minimum term of 25 years in prison for her role in the murder, which was described by a judge as being "planned and performed to the smallest detail".Jurors in Preston Crown Court deliberated for seven hours and nine minutes before delivering with a verdict at the close of the seven-week trial.What did it take for a woman to kill her lover The verdict and sentencingDaughter explains the how the murder trial went. During the trial, prosecutor John McDermott QC described the duo as a self-styled "Batman and Robin but not on the right side of the law".
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