A man who had been living off-grid to avoid recall to prison has been found guilty of the murder of a grandmother who had been out on a morning dog walk.Roy Barclay, 56, had denied the murder of 57-year-old Anita Rose in what prosecutors called a "vicious and brutal attack" in which she was subjected to "numerous kicks, stamps and blows".But a jury at Ipswich Crown Court found Barclay, who had previously admitted a separate attack on a pensioner in 2015, guilty of the murder of Ms Rose last year

A man who had been living off-grid to avoid recall to prison has been found guilty of the murder of a grandmother who had been out on a morning dog walk.Roy Barclay, 56, had denied the murder of 57-year-old Anita Rose in what prosecutors called a "vicious and brutal attack" in which she was subjected to "numerous kicks, stamps and blows".But a jury at Ipswich Crown Court found Barclay, who had previously admitted a separate attack on a pensioner in 2015, guilty of the murder of Ms Rose last year after around two-and-a-half hours of deliberation on Wednesday.