Man admits double murder of Cardiff Matalan shop workers

Zoe Morgan, 21, and Lee Simmons, 33, were discovered dead close to the Queen Street store on 28 September at 5:50 BST. 

They had been seeing someone July. 

Andrew Saunders, 20, of no settled home, liable to kill at Cardiff Crown Court on Monday. He will be sentenced in the New Year. 

The disclosure of the groups of the couple prompted to the road being shut as police started their examination. 

Saunders was captured soon thereafter and after that accused of their murder. 

Miss Morgan, who functioned as a window dresser, had as of late moved on from the University of South Wales with a distinctions degree in form promoting and retail outline. 

It is trusted the couple struck up a sentiment while cooperating. 



Andrew Saunders confessed to killing Zoe Morgan and Lee Simmons 

In a tribute taking after the passings, Miss Morgan's family said she was a "delightful girl, sister, granddaughter and close relative who showed some kindness of gold and would do anything for anyone." 

Mr Simmons was a portrayed as a bona fide and flawless young fellow by a youth companion, who included: "he generally had a grin all over and he was very much cherished". 

Hundreds additionally went to vigils in memory of the couple around the city. 

Judge Eleri Rees, the Recorder of Cardiff, remanded Saunders into care. 

The respondent, who had short chestnut hair and a whiskers and wore a blue hooded best, talked just to affirm his name before entering liable supplications. 

He will be sentenced one year from now by Mrs Justice Nicola Davies. 

Prosecutor Michael Jones said she would need to watch "irritating" CCTV footage.