![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wife-stabbed-to-death-by-husband-24-hours-after-she-made-chilling-prediction/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/newspress-collage-24247630-1696338499784.jpg&description=KILLED AT HOME Published : 14:10, 3 Oct 2023 Updated : 14:12, 3 Oct 2023 A HUSBAND stabbed his university lecturer wife to death just 24 hours after she made a chilling prediction, a court heard. Ertan Ersoy, 51, is accused of knifing Dr Antonella Castelvedere, 52, "many times" at their home in Colchester , Essex. 4 Dr Antonella Castelvedere was stabbed to death at the family home Credit: East Anglia News Service 4 Her husband has denied murder Credit: East Anglia News Service He then ran out on to the street saying he thought he had killed his wife following the horror on June 1 last year, it is said. Prosecutor Christopher Paxton KC told jurors today Ersoy's "anger, jealousy and his failings led to him killing his wife". Chelmsford Crown Court heard the couple married in 2014 and shared a daughter but their relationship "appeared to be volatile, unstable and rocky". Ersoy believed his wife, who taught an MA in English and creative writing at the University of Suffolk, was cheating. He bugged the family home with a listening device but this "proved no such thing", it was said. Ersoy had also searched for a private investigator online and was allegedly "obsessed" with his wife's previous relationships. On one occasion, he followed her to work and accused her of "betrayal", the court heard. Before her death, Dr Castelvedere had told a friend her husband had "fallen back into a dark state of mind and I fear for my safety". Mr Paxton said: "She was right to fear for her safety because just hours later the defendant, perhaps letting his guard down, told a friend that at times he wanted to kill his wife Antonella to get it over and done with. "Within 24 hours Antonella lay dead on the kitchen floor in the family home she shared with her husband Mr Ersoy." Dr Castelvedere had suffered a 15cm knife wound on her neck that "resulted in severe blood loss, cardiac arrest and her death", jurors heard. She also had 15 "sharp force" injuries to her face, neck, chest and hands. P){kind=link}
A HUSBAND stabbed his university lecturer wife to death just 24 hours after she made a chilling prediction, a court heard.
Ertan Ersoy, 51, is accused of knifing Dr Antonella Castelvedere, 52, “many times” at their home in Colchester, Essex.
He then ran out on to the street saying he thought he had killed his wife following the horror on June 1 last year, it is said.
Prosecutor Christopher Paxton KC told jurors today Ersoy’s “anger, jealousy and his failings led to him killing his wife”.
Chelmsford Crown Court heard the couple married in 2014 and shared a daughter but their relationship “appeared to be volatile, unstable and rocky”.