Oh, these pathetic exaggerated claims that somehow he's the victim:
From an early BBC story: 'Bristol Crown Court was told there had been constant arguments and Miss Miron-Buchacra had believed her fiancé wanted to take her newborn baby away from her.'
So the claims that she's a nasty uppity woman whose killing isn't important because SHE wanted to leave him are twisting the truth 180 degrees.
'Miss Miron-Buchacra had allegedly tried to stop her fiance, of Bennett Street, from going out with friends and work mates and had accused him of not spending enough time with his family.' - that's the defence claim in an attempt to get their client off, not the objective truth. And even if she wanted him to spend a few minutes here and there with their newborn baby, so what? That's entirely normal and reasonable.
The claims that somehow he was the victim of bullying and abuse are just defence lies, based on nothing more than the murder's say-so. Yet people are incredibly keen to believe a murderer who went out drinking all day rather than support his partner and newborn, came home and strangled the mother of his newborn to death in a sustained attack in front of their baby, ignoring her desperate pleas and stopping to change weapons. Good grief.
From the BBC: 'The court also heard from Miss Miron-Buchacra's aunt, Maria Buchacra-Agiss, who told the jury - in a video link to California - that her niece had called her crying and hysterical.
Ms Buchacra-Agiss said: "She was telling me that Paul Keene said to her he was going to take the baby away from her.
"She told me that two weeks before she found out that she was pregnant that Paul had hit her.
"She said he 'raised his hand', but that means for us that he hit her."'