In a shocking case unfolding at the Old Bailey, Nancy Pexton, 69, is accused of murdering her sister, Jennifer Abbott, a 69-year-old film director known as Sarah Steinberg, in her flat in Mornington Crescent, Camden, London. Prosecutors allege that Pexton stabbed Abbott multiple times, inflicting ten knife wounds, including a fatal slash to the neck, before fleeing with Abbott's £70,000 diamond-encrusted Rolex watch. The court heard that Abbott had struggled with addiction to powerful opiates and lived in squalor, with her pet Corgi causing significant mess in her home. Dr. Ericson Laudato, who treated Abbott, testified about her addiction and the cocktail of medications prescribed to manage it. Pexton claims she only visited her sister to collect pills for her depression and has suggested that a local drug dealer may be responsible for the murder. The trial continues, with the prosecution asserting that the nature of Abbott's death indicates intent to kill or cause serious harm.