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Musician who gave 17-year-old fiancée lethal dose of morphine after getting her hooked on drugs is jailed for eight years
Jack Alderton, 25, got his fiancee addicted to drugs when she was only 15
Killed her at age 17 with a fatal overdose of morphine in March last year
Judge said Alderton's actions were 'improper, calculating and destructive'
Jailed for eight years after being found guilty of supplying Class A drug
By Corey Charlton
Published: 19:22 GMT, 13 July 2014 | Updated: 20:24 GMT, 13 July 2014
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A musician singer-songwriter has been jailed for giving his 17-year-old fiancée a lethal morphine overdose two years after he got her addicted to Class A drugs.
Jack Alderton, 25, from Marlow, Buckinghamshire, got her addicted to Class A drugs when she was only 15, and finally killed her with the fatal dose in March last year, a jury heard.
Georgina Boxall was found unconscious in a drug dealer's bed and died in an air ambulance on the way to hospital.
Alderton, left, had been given two child abduction notices by police to stay away from Ms Boxall, right, in the two years before her death
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The jury heard how Ms Boxall, pictured, was in thrall to her older boyfriend and wrote a poem about him called 'Endless Love'
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The jury heard how Miss Boxall, pictured right, was in thrall to her older boyfriend, pictured together left, and wrote a poem about him called 'Endless Love' which described their relationship as feeling 'like a dream'
Alderton and his fiancee Georgina Boxall, pictured, were in the throes of addiction when he gave her the lethal dose
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Alderton and his fiancee Georgina Boxall, pictured, were in the throes of addiction when he gave her the lethal dose
Alderton, aged 25 years, had been served two child abduction notices by police to stay away from Ms Boxall in the two years before her death, to no avail.
A judge blasted Alderton's 'calculated and destructive' actions in supplying drugs to the blonde teenager, as she jailed him for eight years at Reading Crown Court.
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The jury had heard Alderton started abusing drugs at the age of 13 years, and was 'obsessed' with getting high by the time his young fiancée died on March 16.
In a text message shortly before her death, Miss Boxall told him: 'I just want you to have a convo (sic) with me occasionally without it being about drugs.'
Alderton was jailed for eight years for giving his fiancee a fatal dose of morphine
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Alderton was jailed for eight years for giving his fiancee a fatal dose of morphine
The jury heard Miss Boxall had been trying to ween herself off the drugs - which she started heavily abusing when she met Alderton - but he would not let her quit.
Following an overdose of illegally obtained morphine sulphate, she stopped breathing as she slept in a child's bed at the house of one of Alderton's suppliers, Damien Stone.
Stone, aged 44 years, of Crowthorne, Berkshire, admitted supplying class A drugs and was jailed for three years following Alderton's trial.
Dreadlocked Alderton - whose mother forced him to shave his hair off for the court case - had denied supplying the class A drug that killed Miss Boxall.
However, in an extraordinary blog post on the eve of the trial, Alderton said he was 'lucky' not to have been charged with manslaughter.
Alderton added: 'I have never been to jail before, but I'm thinking I will be ok. Might write a book about the whole thing...Been a pretty intense life so far.'
The heavy drug user told how he met Miss Boxall while he was studying in Surrey, and said: 'I think I was the first person she ever trusted in her life. This was all great, however we were both full on drug addicts.'
Alderton would use money from his disability benefits to buy substances from internet sites, as well as from street dealers, which he would give to Miss Boxall.
He would also make money from dealing drugs himself, the trial heard.
Alderton was jailed for eight years for his role in Boxall's tragic death
Alderton gave Boxall the fatal overdose which killed her
Alderton was a musician singer-songwriter who used disability benefit funds to purchase drugs online
Alderton uploaded an extraordinary blog post on the internet about himself and Miss Boxall on the eve of the trial
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Alderton uploaded an extraordinary blog post on the internet about himself and Miss Boxall on the eve of the trial
Miss Boxall's horrified parents, Leslie and Susan, had twice secured child abduction notices for Alderton to stay away from their daughter in the two years before her death.
However, she was in thrall to her older boyfriend and the drugs - and got engaged to him, the jury heard.
Miss Boxall, an aspiring poet and artist, wrote about her fiancé in one poem entitled 'Endless Love'.
She wrote: 'The feel of your skin against mine, that content and euphoric experience - feels like a dream. Our passion will never end, even with the drugs. Those poisonous lines. The feel of your dreadlocks against my own, I know I can never be alone.'
Drug dealer Damien Stone, 44, was also jailed after Miss Boxall was found dead in a child's bed at his house
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Drug dealer Damien Stone, 44, was also jailed after Miss Boxall was found dead in a child's bed at his house
The trial heard Miss Boxall had tried to give up taking drugs, but Alderton carried on supplying them to her.
In her sentencing remarks, Judge Angela Morris said: 'The text messages suggest she was trying to rid herself of the addiction to drugs by going cold turkey.
'There was no guarantee she would have succeeded - however, you did nothing to help that. In fact, you put drugs in her way.
'Your actions were simply improper, calculated and destructive because you knew only too well the danger Georgina Boxall was in by agreeing to the morphine use.'
Miss Boxall's devastated family sat in the public gallery quietly listening as Alderton was jailed at Reading Crown Court on Friday.
The judge told the relatives they had listened to the evidence 'with great dignity', and that sadly no sentence she could impose would compensate them for her death.
Alderton, of Harwood Road, Marlow, Buckinghamshire, was found guilty of supplying the class A drug that killed Miss Boxall.
He had already admitted five other drugs-related offences, including supplying class A drug ecstasy three days before Miss Boxall's death, two counts of supplying class B drugs diazepam and cannabis in June, 2013, and two counts of supplying Class C drugs subutex and tamazepam in November 2012 and January 2013.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...d-drugs-jailed-eight-years.html#ixzz37Op7smxZ
Musician who gave 17-year-old fiancée lethal dose of morphine after getting her hooked on drugs is jailed for eight years
Jack Alderton, 25, got his fiancee addicted to drugs when she was only 15
Killed her at age 17 with a fatal overdose of morphine in March last year
Judge said Alderton's actions were 'improper, calculating and destructive'
Jailed for eight years after being found guilty of supplying Class A drug
By Corey Charlton
Published: 19:22 GMT, 13 July 2014 | Updated: 20:24 GMT, 13 July 2014
11 shares
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comments
A musician singer-songwriter has been jailed for giving his 17-year-old fiancée a lethal morphine overdose two years after he got her addicted to Class A drugs.
Jack Alderton, 25, from Marlow, Buckinghamshire, got her addicted to Class A drugs when she was only 15, and finally killed her with the fatal dose in March last year, a jury heard.
Georgina Boxall was found unconscious in a drug dealer's bed and died in an air ambulance on the way to hospital.
Alderton, left, had been given two child abduction notices by police to stay away from Ms Boxall, right, in the two years before her death
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The jury heard how Ms Boxall, pictured, was in thrall to her older boyfriend and wrote a poem about him called 'Endless Love'
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The jury heard how Miss Boxall, pictured right, was in thrall to her older boyfriend, pictured together left, and wrote a poem about him called 'Endless Love' which described their relationship as feeling 'like a dream'
Alderton and his fiancee Georgina Boxall, pictured, were in the throes of addiction when he gave her the lethal dose
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Alderton and his fiancee Georgina Boxall, pictured, were in the throes of addiction when he gave her the lethal dose
Alderton, aged 25 years, had been served two child abduction notices by police to stay away from Ms Boxall in the two years before her death, to no avail.
A judge blasted Alderton's 'calculated and destructive' actions in supplying drugs to the blonde teenager, as she jailed him for eight years at Reading Crown Court.
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Baby P Killer Jason Owen released from prison three months early despite still being considered 'danger to public'
Woman, 36, who had sex with 12-year-old boy three times is jailed for 10 years
The jury had heard Alderton started abusing drugs at the age of 13 years, and was 'obsessed' with getting high by the time his young fiancée died on March 16.
In a text message shortly before her death, Miss Boxall told him: 'I just want you to have a convo (sic) with me occasionally without it being about drugs.'
Alderton was jailed for eight years for giving his fiancee a fatal dose of morphine
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Alderton was jailed for eight years for giving his fiancee a fatal dose of morphine
The jury heard Miss Boxall had been trying to ween herself off the drugs - which she started heavily abusing when she met Alderton - but he would not let her quit.
Following an overdose of illegally obtained morphine sulphate, she stopped breathing as she slept in a child's bed at the house of one of Alderton's suppliers, Damien Stone.
Stone, aged 44 years, of Crowthorne, Berkshire, admitted supplying class A drugs and was jailed for three years following Alderton's trial.
Dreadlocked Alderton - whose mother forced him to shave his hair off for the court case - had denied supplying the class A drug that killed Miss Boxall.
However, in an extraordinary blog post on the eve of the trial, Alderton said he was 'lucky' not to have been charged with manslaughter.
Alderton added: 'I have never been to jail before, but I'm thinking I will be ok. Might write a book about the whole thing...Been a pretty intense life so far.'
The heavy drug user told how he met Miss Boxall while he was studying in Surrey, and said: 'I think I was the first person she ever trusted in her life. This was all great, however we were both full on drug addicts.'
Alderton would use money from his disability benefits to buy substances from internet sites, as well as from street dealers, which he would give to Miss Boxall.
He would also make money from dealing drugs himself, the trial heard.
Alderton was jailed for eight years for his role in Boxall's tragic death
Alderton gave Boxall the fatal overdose which killed her
Alderton was a musician singer-songwriter who used disability benefit funds to purchase drugs online
Alderton uploaded an extraordinary blog post on the internet about himself and Miss Boxall on the eve of the trial
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Alderton uploaded an extraordinary blog post on the internet about himself and Miss Boxall on the eve of the trial
Miss Boxall's horrified parents, Leslie and Susan, had twice secured child abduction notices for Alderton to stay away from their daughter in the two years before her death.
However, she was in thrall to her older boyfriend and the drugs - and got engaged to him, the jury heard.
Miss Boxall, an aspiring poet and artist, wrote about her fiancé in one poem entitled 'Endless Love'.
She wrote: 'The feel of your skin against mine, that content and euphoric experience - feels like a dream. Our passion will never end, even with the drugs. Those poisonous lines. The feel of your dreadlocks against my own, I know I can never be alone.'
Drug dealer Damien Stone, 44, was also jailed after Miss Boxall was found dead in a child's bed at his house
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Drug dealer Damien Stone, 44, was also jailed after Miss Boxall was found dead in a child's bed at his house
The trial heard Miss Boxall had tried to give up taking drugs, but Alderton carried on supplying them to her.
In her sentencing remarks, Judge Angela Morris said: 'The text messages suggest she was trying to rid herself of the addiction to drugs by going cold turkey.
'There was no guarantee she would have succeeded - however, you did nothing to help that. In fact, you put drugs in her way.
'Your actions were simply improper, calculated and destructive because you knew only too well the danger Georgina Boxall was in by agreeing to the morphine use.'
Miss Boxall's devastated family sat in the public gallery quietly listening as Alderton was jailed at Reading Crown Court on Friday.
The judge told the relatives they had listened to the evidence 'with great dignity', and that sadly no sentence she could impose would compensate them for her death.
Alderton, of Harwood Road, Marlow, Buckinghamshire, was found guilty of supplying the class A drug that killed Miss Boxall.
He had already admitted five other drugs-related offences, including supplying class A drug ecstasy three days before Miss Boxall's death, two counts of supplying class B drugs diazepam and cannabis in June, 2013, and two counts of supplying Class C drugs subutex and tamazepam in November 2012 and January 2013.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...d-drugs-jailed-eight-years.html#ixzz37Op7smxZ
