Harwell man convicted of murdering his mother
Carl Rundle found guilty of murder by unanimous jury verdict
A Harwell man has been convicted of the murder of his mother following a Thames Valley Police investigation.
Carl Rundle, 41, was found guilty of the murder of 64-year-old Helen Rundle at Oxford Crown Court after a two-week trial concluded with a unanimous jury verdict.
The incident occurred at their residence in The Park, Harwell on 27th January, when police were called at approximately 9:35 pm.
Despite officers' efforts to save her, Helen Rundle sadly died at the scene.
Carl Rundle was arrested at the scene and charged with murder two days later.
Remanded in custody, he is set to be sentenced at Oxford Crown Court on Friday, 23rd October.
Detective Inspector Alice Broad from the Major Crime Unit commented on the verdict, extending sympathies to the family and requesting privacy during this difficult time.
Family liaison officers are providing ongoing support to the bereaved family.