Man Who Killed Pensioners ‘Had History of Cannabis-Induced Psychosis’
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New evidence about the psychiatric history of Alexander Lewis-Ranwell, who killed three elderly people inside their homes in Exeter in 2019, has emerged during investigations into the circumstances of the deaths.
New details about the psychiatric history of Alexander Lewis-Ranwell, the killer of three elderly people in Exeter in 2019, have been revealed in the inquest into the deaths. The 35-year-old had a history of psychosis linked to cannabis use and had been admitted to psychiatric units, and had been arrested and released twice shortly before the murders.
Man Who Killed Pensioners 'had History Of Cannabis-induced Psychosis'
Alexander Lewis-Ranwell, now 35, had been arrested twice and released from custody before he killed Anthony Payne, 80, and twins Roger and Dick Carter, 84. Mr Payne was attacked with a hammer, while the Carter brothers were bludgeoned to death with a shovel. The attacks took place just three hours apart at two houses a […]
Man who killed pensioners ‘had history of cannabis-induced psychosis’
A man who killed three elderly people in their own homes had a history of cannabis-induced psychosis, inquests have been told.Alexander Lewis-Ranwell, now 35, had been arrested twice and released from custody before he killed Anthony Payne, 80, and twins Roger and Dick Carter, 84.Mr Payne was attacked with a hammer, while the Carter brothers…
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