THIS is the chilling moment a fugitive calmly walked away after viciously beating a mum-of-six to death.
Anita Rose was walking her dog down a country lane when she was attacked by evil Roy Barclay, of her murder yesterday.
Ring doorbell footage released by Suffolk Police shows Anita, 57, leaving her home moments before being approached by her killer.
In separate footage, Barclay, 56, is seen strolling after his victim carrying a bag in his hand.
Cops also released bodycam footage of the killer being approached by officers in a library before being arrested.
Twisted Barclay subjected Anita to “numerous kicks, stamps and blows”; on her face, head and body.
She had been walking her dog Bruce at the time, and was later found on a path with boot marks on her face.
Barclay was living in makeshift camps in the countryside and “wandering the fields and lanes”;, the court heard.
He had been “unlawfully at large”; for two years and went on the run to avoid being recalled tofollowing an attack on a pensioner in 2015.
Barclay was on Wednesday found guilty of murder following a trial at Ipswich CrownCourt.
On July 24 last year, Anita left her home in Brantham,, to walk Bruce “as she often did”;.
The mum-of-six was found by passers-by after being subjected to a “vicious and brutal attack”;, jurors were told.
Bruce’s lead was tightly wrapped around her ankle in a bid to stop the dog from “running off”;.
Anita was rushed to hospital but died four days later after suffering injuries likened to a road traffic accident.
At the time, Barclay “lived mostly in the countryside, wandering the fields and lanes, sleeping in various makeshift camps”;.
He was wanted by police after he caused grievous bodily harm with intent to an 82-year-old man in Walton-on-the-Naze,Essex, in 2015.
Prosecutor Christopher Paxton KC said: “In his mid-40s, he (Barclay) fractured nearly all of the bones of an 82-year-old’s face, having taken him to the ground in 2015.
“Anybody that attacks an 82-year-old man in that way displays a ruthlessness and callousness that defies logic.”;
The court heard apinkjacket worn by Anita on the day she was attacked was found at one of Barclay’s makeshift camps.
Barclay kept the jacket “as a trophy”; and it had his “semen on the neckline”;, the prosecutor said.
His walkingboots, which “amounted to the murder weapon”;, were found at the same camp.
searching a different camp Barclay used discovered Anita’s phone case and herSamsungearbuds.
Mr Paxton said Barclay made various internet searches after the attack, including “how are outside objects swabbed forDNA“.
He continued: “Two very different worlds collided: Anita, partner to Richard, a mother and grandmother, out with the family dog Bruce, before she went off to work.
“Her world collided with Roy Barclay’s world, a desperate man on the run from police for two years, having been in prison for beating Leslie Gunfield’s face to a pulp.
“Roy Barclay took Anita Rose’s life in an explosion of violence.
“Blow after blow, stamp after stamp and kick after kick.
“Roy Barclay’s determination to keep his liberty and save his skin is revealed in the brutality of the injuries he inflicted on Anita Rose.
“Slight and slim Roy Barclay might seem, but his force, his brutality, is revealed in what he did to Leslie Gunfield and Anita Rose.”;
Barclay will be sentenced on August 6.
