FACESITTING FETISH : Ex-Cop breaks down after being questioned for killing his mistress. Hampshire,

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Published Oct 20, 2020

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This is the moment a married, bloodied cop accused of strangling his lover sobs to a police officer after killing her outside a pub.

Officer Martin Brown today described in court how PC Timothy Brehmer broke down in tears as paramedics battled to save nurse Claire Parry's life.

He said: "I looked at Tim and asked what had happened and he said: 'I can't remember,' before crying hysterically."

The jury were shown bodycam footage which shows Brehmer sitting in shorts with a top and with blood visible on his body.

He is seen sobbing and when asked what had happened, he says: "I have been having an affair for years, she was going to tell my wife, I am afraid I am going to lose my boy, so I met her here.

"She told my wife, I don't remember the rest."

Ms Parry suffered fatal injuries after she met with Brehmer in a Dorset pub car park on May 9.

Salisbury Crown Court has heard that the 41-year-old defendant is accused of strangling her after she sent a message to his wife revealing their affair, which had lasted more than 10 years.

Paramedics told the court that they were called to the Horns Inn in Christchurch Road, West Parley, to the defendant who had suffered stab wounds from a penknife to his arm.

James Best, who was first at the scene, said he saw Brehmer but was called over by a man to Mrs Parry who was lying half out of the defendant's Citroen car.

He said: "As I approached I saw a female laying half-in half-out of the Citroen.

"Her head was on the ground but her body was more in the car, her feet were in the driver's footwell. It looked almost as if someone had fallen asleep leaning on the door and it had then been opened.

"She had fallen half out of the car with her face on the ground.

"She had blue lips and it was obvious to me she was not breathing. I checked her for a pulse. She did not have one."

He said that his colleagues carried out chest compressions and added that he recognised Mrs Parry when he found her NHS ID card.