Who Is Emerald Wardle? Killer Boyfriend Jordan Brodie Miller Update Now

Emerald Wardle’s killer boyfriend Jordan Bordie has been found guilty of her murder recently, he killed Wardle at their home in Metford, near Maitland back in June 2020.

Jordan Bordie has been found guilty of murdering Emerald Wardle, Bordie was on trial for murdering Wardle in Newcastle’s Supreme Court. His trial lasted for three weeks before the final verdict of guilty arrived.

Miller’s three-week murder trial heard that the student was in a psychotic state when he thought his girlfriend was a demon ‘sucking the life out of him,’ but the jury agreed with prosecutors that his descent into psychosis was solely caused by his ‘chronic’ cannabis use and the ingestion of half a paper of LSD according to Daily Mail.

Let us learn more about Emerald Wardle’s boyfriend Jordan Bordie and his jail sentence.

Emerald Wardle: Is Killer Boyfriend Jordan Brodie Miller In Jail Now 2022?

Emerald Wardle’s killer boyfriend Jordan Bordie Miller is in jail as of 2022.

Miller was found guilty of Wardle’s murder by Newcastle’s Supreme Court on Tuesday, June 14, 2022.

Crown prosecutor Lee Carr told the court that there were indications Miller knew he killed Ms. Wardle and that she was a human, not a demon.

However, defense lawyer Peter Krisenthal told the jury that his client had a mental health issue that was aggravated by drug usage and that he had no idea what he had done was ethically and legally wrong according to ABC News.

Jordan’s sentencing procedure will start on August 18, 2022, and his final sentence will be made public after that. He is currently in jail after being convicted of Wardle’s murder.

Meet Emerald Wardle Family: Who Are Her Mother And Father?

Emerald Wardle’s family might have a light of hope in their life after the murderer of their daughter was found guilty in court recently.

She was born to her mother Tania Simshauser, and her father. Her father’s name has not come to the surface yet.

Wardle’s mother gave her testimony in court with her eyes filled with tears. She said, Mr. Miller, her daughter’s new lover, struck her as “a nice young guy, well-spoken and courteous, an intellectual, quiet, gentle giant.”

She also stated that Mr. Miller’s habitual use of cannabis became apparent, but his choice to use the substance LSD drove Ms. Simshauser to threaten him, saying, “If you or anybody else gives my daughter LSD, I will slit your neck” according to ABC News.

Although the Wardle family might have some hope and shine restored after the murderer of their daughter was convicted of the murder, they will always feel the void of their lost daughter for the rest of their life.

Emerald Wardle Obituary: How Did She Die?

Emerald Wardle’s obituary is found on the internet.

She was killed by her boyfriend Jordan Brodie Miller, the couple lived together in their house in Metford, near Maitland.

Wardle was strangled by her boyfriend to death, he later said, he perceived Wardle as a demon who was sucking life away from him and he had to kill her to survive.

His testimony also arouse the need to assess his mental condition but it was later found Miller had used LSD which prompted him to act in a psychotic manner.

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