World1NewsPauline Parker, killer in Heavenly Creatures case, dies aged 88
Pauline Parker, who murdered her mother in Christchurch in 1954 in the case that inspired Peter Jackson's Heavenly Creatures, has died in Scotland aged 88.
Parker was 16 when she and friend Juliet Hulme murdered her mother in Christchurch in 1954, in a case later dramatised in Peter Jackson’s film.
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