Peter Morgan Case: the magnate that killed his escort

The episode «Pasión que Mata» tells the Peter Morgan case, a successful millionaire magnate who lived in Wales. Peter was raised in a prominent and wealthy farming family and, after finishing school, joined the family business. At the age of 34, he met Helen, whom he married and had two daughters with, but over time, their marriage began to deteriorate due to his desire for new experiences and inclination towards other women.

In 2012, Peter met Georgina Symonds, a 22-year-old woman, with whom he started a purely sexual relationship. Over time, his feelings for her grew, but he continued to be married to Helen. Georgina came from a family that had experienced financial difficulties due to her parents’ divorce, which led her to work as an escort to earn money. Listen to the latest broadcast of «Pasión que Mata» by clicking here.

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As the relationship with Georgina became more intense, the magnate noticed changes in his personality, attributing them to the stress and sadness over the death of his ex-boyfriend and daughter’s father. However, Georgina got involved in alcohol and drug consumption to cope with her pain, and this affected her relationship with Peter.

The magnate began to distrust her and placed a listening device in her house to monitor her conversations. Soon, he discovered that Georgina was planning to blackmail him for more money. Fearing to lose his wealth and expose his private life, Morgan devised a plan to get rid of her.

The conviction on Peter Morgan Case

In January 2016, Peter Morgan went to Georgina’s house and, after an argument, strangled her to death. He then cleaned up the crime scene and hid her body in a workshop on his property. For a while, he maintained the appearance of a normal life, but when Georgina was reported missing, the police began their search.

Security cameras at the magnate’s farm revealed his involvement in the murder. At the trial, he pleaded not guilty, arguing that he suffered from mild Asperger’s syndrome, but he was found guilty and sentenced to life imprisonment with the possibility of parole after 25 years.

The anguish of Georgina’s family and the consequences for Peter Morgan

Georgina’s family experienced the anguish of Peter Morgan’s appeal, but their requests were denied, ensuring he served his full sentence. The sadness and void left by Georgina’s death lingered in the lives of her loved ones, while Morgan faced the consequences of his actions. The castle where the crime occurred is up for sale, and it is unknown whether the magnate is involved in the sale.

«Pasión que Mata» explores how obsession and jealousy can lead to devastating actions, even in the lives of successful and seemingly stable individuals. The story of Peter Morgan and his lover Georgina Symonds serves as a warning about the consequences that can arise when passion becomes a killer.