article_snippet.sent: Webster had drugged Webster at their home in the Scottish village of Tarves, where their had settled after their wedding, before taking his second wife for a drive.
article_snippet.sent: Webster then deliberately crashed their car and, after making Webster own escape, set their car on fire
article_snippet.sent: Then in circumstances similar to Claire's death, in 1999 Felicity was driven by Webster to a remote location when Felicity was feeling tired and drowsy.
article_snippet.sent: It seems Webster could have been about to commit murder again - until Webster was interrupted by a phone call from Felicity's concerned parents.
article_snippet.sent: Felicity recalls how Webster was angry that a phone call from Felicity's concerned parents had woken Felicity up and urged Felicity to ignore a phone call from Felicity's concerned parents but Felicity persuaded Webster to drive Felicity home so Felicity could see Felicity father.
article_snippet.sent: Webster then fled while Felicity learned some shocking truths from Felicity parents.
article_snippet.sent: Webster pictured in 2011 when Webster was jailed for life after being found guilty of murder . '
article_snippet.sent: We discovered that Webster'd opened up a private mail box, Webster had redirected all of We mail including bank mail which had prevented me from discovering that gradually the account was being fleeced,' Felicity said. '
article_snippet.sent: There were enquiries to real estate agents back in the Cornwall and Devon area suggesting Webster would be returning shortly to the UK with Webster infant son.
article_snippet.sent: Webster went on the run back to the UK while Felicity reported Webster to the New Zealand police.
article_snippet.sent: Felicity pictured in 2011 when Felicity gave evidence against Webster during the trial in which he was dubbed '
article_snippet.sent: In May 2011, after a long running trial during which he was dubbed 'The Black Widower', Webster was found guilty of murdering Claire, attempting to murder Felicity and attempting to bigamously marry a third woman to gain access to Felicity estate.
article_snippet.sent: I think he sentence aptly reflects the horribleness of he crimes, and the fact that he feels no remorse, that it was all premeditated and, given the opportunity he was about to do it again,' said Felicity, who gave evidence against the father of her child at he trial.