This is the moment a horse-whisperer, who has been arrested for her husband's murder after she allegedly stabbed him in the back, tearfully tells police: 'He was such a cruel b******.' Christine Rawle, 70, from north Devon, plunged a knife 10cm into her husband's back then called a friend before removing the blade, prosecutors told the jury. She asked her husband, Ian Rawle, 72, to help her with the horses before knifing him between the shoulder blades as he walked past her, the court heard. Rawle, who had picked the knife up to cut some cord to tie up the gates, was on the phone to her daughter when she allegedly attacked him in August 2022. The on-going trial at Exeter Crown Court had previously likened the couple to Roald Dahl's The Twits due to their constant bickering. Rawle denies murder. In police bodycam footage, released by Devon and Cornwall Police after being shown to the jury, Rawle is taken in custody and fights back tears as she tells cops: 'How can someone be so cruel? He is narcissistic. Christine Rawle, 70, from north Devon, plunged a knife 10cm into her husband's back then called a friend before removing the blade, prosecutors told the jury The on-going trial at Exeter Crown Court had previously likened the couple to Roald Dahl 's The Twits due to their constant bickering. Rawle denies murder Christine Rawle, 70, had been on the phone to her daughter before plunging a knife into her husband's back, a court heard  'Oh please God, he is such a cruel b******. How could you love someone and they are so calculatingly nasty to you. 'He will come and get me, he'll kill me.' When told she was being arrested for his murder, Rawle was heard on camera saying: 'Oh God, why couldn't have someone stopped him keep doing this to me. 'I've tried that many times - I tried the other day to phone the police and 정품비아그라 it takes forever for them to pick up.