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In September 2016, the couple split up after Angela found out about Johnson's previous convictions in a detailed letter, with Best saying that she had felt the "happiest" she had ever been after finding love with someone else, despite Johnson continuing to profess his undying love for her daily. When he was visited by a social worker and psychiatrist on 8 December 2016, he was not found to be in a depressive state and still denied being in a relationship. Two days before Best's murder, he had another appointment, but it was called off because his social worker was sick.

Camden and Islington NHS Trust, which was responsible for Johnson's care in the community since 2004, said it would provide Best's family with an independent report and that Johnson's treatment complied with conditions set by the Mental Health Tribunal which oversaw his discharge in 1997.

In September 1994, Johnson was allowed out of the psychiatric ward for the first time on escorted parole, and in mid-1995, he was allowed to spend two days at a City and Guilds course on furniture restoration by himself. There, he met 51-year-old mother-of-four Angela Best, who had moved to Tottenham from Manchester, and they quickly began a relationship. Johnson was released by a mental health tribunal in October 1997, on condition that he notified the supervising doctors and social workers about any relationship with women he formed. However, he did not reveal his relationship with Best until shortly before her death. During a visit by authorities to his Dartmouth Park home, a wood carving spelling out "Love" was found on Johnson's mantelpiece, but the object did not arouse any suspicion.

Eleven years after killing his first wife, Johnson was released from prison, and soon met Yvonne Bennett in Wolverhampton. The couple moved to Finsbury Park in north London together, with Yvonne giving birth to a daughter, but separated after Johnson discovered that she was having an affair. He began stalking Yvonne, and at one point had to be removed from the house by police days before her death. In 1993, while their 2-year-old daughter was sleeping, Johnson strangled Bennett with a belt at their home. He then phoned the police to confess his crime and unsuccessfully tried to hang himself from a tree before giving himself up to authorities.

In 1981, an argument began between Johnson and Yvonne after she wouldn't let him go to church for being "not dressed well enough". Johnson then proceeded to hit Yvonne over the head with a vase, before pushing her out off the balcony from the couple's ninth-floor Wolverhampton home. When brought to trial in Staffordshire, the judge described him as a "battered husband" who had suffered abuse from his wife, sentencing him only for manslaughter for the "provocated" murder.

Johnson was born in Jamaica as one of 11 children, working on a banana plantation. He moved to the United Kingdom in 1980 with his wife Yvonne, and started working at a car repair service centre shortly before killing his first wife.

Theodore Johnson (born 1954) is a Jamaican-born English serial killer who murdered his three wives/girlfriends over a span of four decades. After the murder of his last victim, Angela Best, he was sentenced to 26 years imprisonment.