A home remodeling job in England that went wildly wrong:
A builder who bludgeoned his client to death with a hammer in a row over her new extension has been jailed for at least 15 years for murder.
Peter Norgrove killed Sharon Gordon at her home on 20 July last year.
Her daughter Rhian Brown said Norgrove acted like a "wolf in sheep's clothing" after earning her trust at the church they attended in Dudley.
Wolverhampton Crown Court heard he led the Jehovah's Witness service the same night he killed Mrs Gordon.
He repeatedly lied to her about the work he was doing, which took 15 months instead of six weeks.
"He didn't have the experience to be doing the work he was doing," Miss Brown said.
"He took full payment for the extension in advance, which we believe to be more than £30,000."
Mrs Gordon fitted a video doorbell to her home to prove that Norgrove had been lying about the times he was claiming to carry out work.
"He drove my Mom mad with stress and anxiety - she noted everything down," said Miss Brown.
"She had notebooks, receipts, everything, because of how bad this man's workmanship was."
The court heard Norgrove became furious when quizzed by his client and hit her eight times in the head with a lump hammer.
"The level of violence was horrendous," Miss Brown said. "We couldn't believe what we were hearing.
"'What do you mean she's dead?' I thought.
"My son was saying 'where is my nanny?' He was due to sleep over there that weekend."
Norgrove, 43, of Bromford Road, Sedgley, claimed to police he had left the property the previous day, but bloodstained items were found in a wheelie bin at a family address and a lump hammer discovered in his mother-in-law's shed.
Miss Brown said her mother was introduced to Norgrove at the Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in Dudley but after being recommended to her, it emerged he was a newly-qualified bricklayer.
"This man deceived a lot of people," she said.
"He had the security net of being of this faith and hid who he really was.
"It doesn't matter what community you are in, you can have bad individuals.
"I use the phrase 'a wolf in sheep's clothing' and that's exactly what he's been able to do."
Mrs Gordon's sister Hilary, who lives in Australia, said in a victim impact statement her death had left "darkness and an indescribable pain".
"It's affected our sense of family, and robbed us of our future," she added.
Builder Peter Norgrove jailed for killing client in extension row