Family pay tribute to ‘altruistic’ London woman as her killer is jailed for life
Summary
Annabel Rook, a woman from London who helped refugee women and victims of trafficking, was murdered by her partner, Clifton George, who was sentenced to life in prison. Her family remembered her as kind and focused on helping others, while also warning about the risks in abusive relationships, especially when trying to leave.Key Facts
- Clifton George, 45, was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 23 years for murdering Annabel Rook in her home.
- Annabel Rook was stabbed 31 times and her house was set on fire by George after they argued following their breakup.
- Annabel was a co-founder of MamaSuze, a charity supporting refugee women, and helped other community projects for vulnerable women.
- Her family described her as selfless, kind, and always seeing the good in people, including her abusive partner.
- George had a history of abusive and angry behavior but hid this anger from others.
- Annabel’s parents spoke about the dangers of leaving abusive relationships, saying the separation period can be the most dangerous.
- The family urges victims of domestic abuse to find a safe place and avoid contact with their abusers.
- Since Annabel’s death, support for her charity, MamaSuze, has increased, continuing her legacy of helping others.
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