Suffolk man sentenced to life for 300-mile zombie knife attack
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 3 Nov, 16:53 · Archive
Jordan Honey, 29, from Felixstowe, has been sentenced to life in prison for attacking a woman in Torquay with a zombie knife after travelling 300 miles by train.
Jordan Honey, 29, from Felixstowe, has been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 15 years after a brutal attack in Torquay, Devon. On October 11, 2025, he assaulted a woman at her home, having travelled more than 300 miles by train whilst carrying a zombie knife. He was convicted at Exeter Crown Court of intentional strangulation, causing grievous bodily harm, and three other offences. The court heard that Honey sent the victim a series of threatening messages before travelling to Devon. He forced his way into her home, threatened her with the knife, and pressed it against her neck before stabbing it into a wall. During the attack, he told the victim he was going to kill her and her family.
The victim defended herself by grabbing the knife, suffering injuries to her hands. Detective Constable Joseph Wynne-Davies said the attack was 'truly terrifying' and that the victim 'thought she was going to die'. He noted that Honey 'had ample time to recognise that carrying the weapon was highly dangerous and could be deadly' during his journey from Felixstowe to Devon.
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- Zombie knife attacker from Suffolk travelled 300 miles for brutal attackJordan Honey from Felixstowe has been sentenced to life in prison after travelling 300 miles with a zombie knife to attack a woman in Torquay, Devon.Ipswich Star · 3 Nov, 16:15
- Zombie knife attacker from Suffolk travelled 300 miles for brutal attackJordan Honey from Felixstowe has been sentenced to life in prison after travelling 300 miles with a zombie knife to attack a woman in Torquay, Devon.East Anglian Daily Times · 3 Nov, 16:15
In this story: Jordan Honey · Felixstowe · Torquay · Devon · Exeter Crown Court
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