Welcome to your mountain town base camp retreat, here at A Stone's Throw Bed & Breakfast! Sleep Number ® i8 bed Reviews - page 2 This bed offers an exclusive PlushFit® layer for enhanced comfort and temperature balancing sleep surface that keeps you from sleeping too hot or too cool. Allows you to adjust firmness, comfort and support on each side of the bed to your ideal Sleep Number® setting, and change it whenever you like. Using sensors inside the bed, SleepIQ® technology tracks your breathing, heart rate and movement. Every morning your SleepIQ® score shows you exactly how you slept, so you can learn and make adjustments. Temperature balancing sleep surface Absorbs excess heat and releases it as you cool, so you sleep just right. Duvet-style pillowtop is measured from the base to the highest loft of the mattress. PlushFit foam comfort layer Exclusive pressure relieving foam is soft and resilient for enhanced comfort. 7 zones of contouring support
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Sunday 6 March 2016 14:34 GMT A woman who hid her husband's body under their marital bed for 18 years after beating him to death with a stone frog, reportedly confessed her crime days later. Leigh Ann Sabine, 75, died on October 30 last year believing she took the secrets of her fatal attack to her grave. But three weeks after her death from cancer, the skeleton of husband John Sabine was found carefully wrapped-up at her flat in Beddau, near Pontypridd, South Wales. The former cabaret singer's life with Mr Sabine, a retired accountant, was described as the “epitome of middle-class respectability”, according to the Daily Mail. The Sabines' apparently normal 37-year-old marriage disguised the abandonment of their five children in New Zealand and a series of fraud allegations. And according to the Daily Mail, Ms Sabine confessed to killing her husband a few days after his murder in 1997, telling friend Valerie Chalkley. Mrs Chalkley told the newspaper that she shrugged off Sabine's story at the time as a joke, and the phrase "Watch out or I will frog you" became a long-running joke in her family.
Mrs Chalkley said: “It was a couple of years since we'd spoken, so I said 'I wondered what had happened to you both. I would have thought by now that one of you would have killed the other’. “She replied, 'It's funny you should say that. I've battered him with a stone frog which was at the side of the bed. He was just driving me mad. Every night he would get into bed crying and weeping, saying you don't fancy me.'” A post mortem examination of Mr Sabine's remains found in a communal rubbish area, where Ms Sabine is thought to have moved the corpse shortly before her death, showed his injuries were "consistent with an assault". After the discovery of Mr Sabine's corpse, Mrs Chalkley contacted the police and she is due to testify at Mr Sabine’s inquest, resuming next week. Ancient Roman estate found in Jerusalem The Sabines married in 1960 before emigrating to New Zealand, where they had five children they abandoned in a care home while the police were investigating the pair over allegations of fraud.