A man has been found guilty of murdering his wife in South Wales. Michael Davies, 58, admitted to the manslaughter of his wife, Tracey Davies, but denied that he intentionally killed her. Tracey was found dead on April 18 of last year when family members entered their home after becoming worried about her lack of contact. The court heard that she had been strangled by her husband, who then stabbed himself but later recovered from his injuries. South Wales Police confirmed that Davies was convicted of murdering Tracey, who her family described as "a truly extraordinary woman" whose life was "cruelly and brutally ended by the man she loved." Tracey’s family said they have not and will never come to terms with her loss, emphasizing that her violent death has only deepened their grief. They described hearing the detailed account of how she was killed by the man she loved as "complete torment." They also noted that no sentence for Michael would bring her back, and that Tracey had always loved and cared for him, even in her final days. This, they said, reflects her kind and caring nature. At Newport Crown Court, it was revealed that Davies, who had previously worked in Abu Dhabi, had been sent home due to poor mental health and was paranoid that his wife would leave him. Detective Chief Inspector Claire Lamerton of South Wales Police said the case had deeply affected not only Tracey’s immediate family but also the wider community that knew her. During the trial, it was highlighted that Tracey was a devoted wife, mother, stepmother, and step-grandmother, known for her selflessness and love for others. She was also described as a supportive and loving wife to Michael. South Wales Police expressed their sincere condolences to Tracey’s family and all those affected by her death, hoping the verdict would give them time to properly grieve. Michael Davies is expected to be sentenced later this year.