A love rival accused of stabbing British expat Karen Carter to death in rural France has a disease that leaves her ‘barely able to cut open an envelope’, say her friends.
Grandmother Marie-Laure Autefort, 70, is accused of plunging a sharp weapon into Ms Carter, 65, at least eight times in the village of Trémolat, in the Dordogne.
The attack in April last year was so violent that Ms Carter, who played football regularly in a local team, died within minutes from a massive haemorrhage.
Both women were said to be in love with the same man – Jean-François Guerrier, 75, a former
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