Finn Henry, an experienced boxer, was yesterday jailed for seven years after attacking and killing his 'beloved' mother at their family home while high on Ketamine His mother, Suzanne Henry (pictured), 54, was left 'unrecognisable' following the 'sustained and lengthy assault' by her son and died two days later in hospital having suffered severe traumatic brain injury Figures, released by the Office for National Statistics, show one in twenty (4.8 per cent) 20 to 24-year-olds last year admitted to taking the drug, more popular among men
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