Robert Trigg was a former chef convicted of the manslaughter of one former girlfriend and the murder of another. Other relationships Robert Trigg had a history of violence towards women. A previous relationship between Trigg and Rebecca Allcorn was ended by her in 2002 after nearly a decade because of his drinking and violent outbursts. They had a daughter. He went into a relationship with Susan Holland, which deteriorated due to his drink-fuelled rages. In 2003 he accused her of sleeping with a neighbour and beat her, kicking her in the head and face. Apparently afraid of his own behaviour he called police, warning them "I'm going to kill her. You need to arrest me.". She spent three weeks in hospital and Trigg was later convicted of assault. In October 2014 he met Deirdre Loveridge and began a relationship with her. His jealousy led to the relationship breaking down. He sent more than a hundred abusive messages and phone calls. In November 2016, he was convicted of harassment and handed a restraining order. She was so terrified of him, she left the area. In August 2016 he entered a relationship with Caroline Yardwood, but this relationship also ended because of his jealousy. He sent her many abusive text and voicemail messages. On 21 December 2016 he turned up drunk at the homeless charity shop where she worked. He shouted insults and abuse before grabbing her by the arm and pushing her in the chest. He followed her into a back room of the shop and pushed her, causing her to fall into a door. He was arrested and later pleaded guilty to assault, harassment, and racially aggravated harassment and was jailed for twelve weeks. Caroline Devlin Trigg and Caroline Devlin met in 2003. She was Scottish. Neighbours described their relationship as volatile and said that Trigg had angry outbursts while drunk. After one outburst, Caroline said "I won't be here for my 40th.". Bridget Benger, a close friend of Caroline, described how Caroline had become withdrawn and "lost her spark". Benger and Devlin had made a pact three weeks before the latters' death to look after each other's children if anything happened. Her body was discovered by her ten-year-old daughter after Trigg had said there was something wrong with her mother. He did not call for an ambulance, leaving it to her children to do so. Caroline Devlins' death was