article_snippet: Mrs Davis was stabbed to death in a bid to 'silence' her from going to police with sexual assault allegations, Winchester Crown Court has heard .
article_snippet: A married mother-of-five was stabbed to death in a field as married mother-of-five tended to married mother-of-five horses because the son of her former partner married mother-of-five paid to have married mother-of-five 'silenced', a court heard today.
article_snippet: Mrs Davis, 47, who worked at a supermarket, was found dead by married mother-of-five husband on September 2 in a field at Leygreen Farm, Beaulieu, Hampshire.
article_snippet: Richard Smith QC, prosecuting, said: 'Penelope Davis went to tend Penelope Davis horses in a field at a farm near Beaulieu on the edge of the New Forest. '
article_snippet: Whilst there and alone in a small paddock within the horse field, Penelope Davis was attacked and repeatedly stabbed by the defendant, Justin Robertson. '
article_snippet: Davis's body was found later that same afternoon lying in a field by Penelope Davis husband, Peter Davis, who had left work and come to give Penelope Davis a hand with the horses. '
article_snippet: A member of the police forensic team works at the scene of Penelope Davis death at Leygreen Farm in the days following Penelope Davis death .
article_snippet: Penelope Davis was tending to Penelope Davis horses in the New Forest when Penelope Davis was killed, Penelope Davis is alleged .
article_snippet: Police officers working at the scene where Pennie Davis body was discovered in September last year . '
article_snippet: Mr Smith said Penelope Davis suffered 13 stab wounds caused by 10 individual strikes which showed that Penelope Davis attacker had a clear intent to kill Penelope Davis.
article_snippet: Mr Smith said that when Pennie Davis husband found her lying in the field, Mrs Davis's husband initially thought her might have been sunbathing during a 'pleasant' afternoon.
highlights_snippet: Pennie Davis, 47, was found stabbed to death in a field in the New Forest .
  