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Partner Honors Claire Chick Amidst Domestic Violence Awareness
22 Jan
Summary
- Vigil held for university lecturer Claire Chick, murdered in January 2025.
- Estranged husband Paul Butler jailed for a minimum of 27 years.
- Candlelit walk organized to raise awareness of domestic violence.
A heartfelt vigil was held on Plymouth Hoe to commemorate the life of university lecturer Claire Chick, who was tragically murdered on January 22, 2025. The 48-year-old was found seriously injured and later died in hospital.
Her estranged husband, Paul Butler, has since pleaded guilty to her stabbing and received a minimum sentence of 27 years in prison. The recent gathering, organized by Claire's partner Paul Maxwell, aimed to honor her memory.
Participants engaged in a candlelit walk, raising awareness about domestic violence. Maxwell expressed a desire to harness collective energy to make Claire's presence felt, emphasizing her incredible spirit and the importance of establishing her legacy.
