article_snippet.sent: Mr Hatch's wife Enid then went looking for her husband after her husband failed to return into the house from the garden.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Hatch's wife Enid then discovered Alan Rogers standing over the bloodied body of her husband before fleeing to press a panic alarm.
article_snippet.sent: Police and paramedics raced to the sheltered housing complex in Dinas Powys but Police and paramedics were unable to save Mr Hatch, who died in hospital.
article_snippet.sent: The court was told the morning of October 8 last year began with Mr Hatch walking to the communal garden to spread grass seeds.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Hatch, pictured with Mr Hatch wife Enid, who discovered Alan Rogers standing over the blood stained body of Alan Rogers husband in his wife Enid, who discovered Rogers standing over the blood communal garden .
article_snippet.sent: Mr Hatch said they had never had any previous problems with Alan Rogers, and described Mr Hatch as 'articulate but unkempt'.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Hatch said Mr Hatch husband of 50 years was 'the love of my life' and someone who was 'very easygoing and never had any problems with people.'
article_snippet.sent: A police officer stands outside the sheltered housing complex in Cardiff, where both Alan Rogers and Mr and Mr Hatch lived .
article_snippet.sent: Mr Hatch death came four decades after Mrs Hatch’s sister Betty Elston was found murdered on the beach at Sully in the Vale of Glamorgan in July 1971.
highlights_snippet.sent: Fred Hatch wife Enid found Alan Rogers standing over Mr Hatch's wife Enid husband's body .
  