Gregory Coulson, 32, stabbed Carmen Coulson, 67, to death at the property in Lingwood Park, Longthorpe.
Police were called by Coulson at 2.44am on Sunday, 9 February, last year, however, it is believed he had killed Mrs Coulson the previous evening.
A post-mortem found Mrs Coulson had a large number of wounds over her body, including a fatal stab wound to the heart.
Coulson denied murder and, at trial, claimed intruders had broken into the property and killed his mother, however, the jury rejected this account and on 10 March, unanimously found him guilty of murder.
He was jailed for life with a minimum tariff of 26 years.
These faces below are not all the people jailed in May – just those that police have released a picture of.
13. Bilal Dawlatzai
Bilal Dawlatzai, 25, of no fixed address, was jailed for almost two years after he deliberately drove at a police car, leaving two officers injured. He drove his blue Vauxhall Astra directly at the marked police car in a bid to get away on the evening of 20 April. The collision in Orton Malborne left the two officers with minor neck, shoulder, and back injuries. He was sentenced to 20 months in prison and handed a 52-month driving ban. Photo: PT
14. Gregory Coulson
Gregory Coulson was jailed for murdering his mother at the home they shared in Lingwood Park, Longthorpe. A post-mortem found Mrs Coulson had a large number of wounds over her body, including a fatal stab wound to the heart. Coulson was jailed for life with a minimum tariff of 26 years. Photo: PT
15. Janis Korsaks
Janis Korsaks, 42, of Hornbeam Close, March subjected his partner to a sustained campaign of controlling abuse. He became increasingly violent towards the victim after she tried to end their relationship due to his drinking and aggressive behaviour. Korsaks controlled her finances and closely monitored her movements, often demanding to know her location, following her and, on one occasion, turning up unannounced at her workplace to try to take her home. Korsaks was sentenced to two years and two months in prison after admitting engaging in controlling and coercive behaviour in an intimate relationship. He was also given a seven-year restraining order. Two counts of threats to kill, two counts of assault by beating, two counts of intentional strangulation, and threatening a person with a bladed article were ordered to lie on file. Photo: PT
16. Luke Edwards
The crime spree of Luke Edwards, 37, of of Essendyke, Bretton, came to an end when he was caught behind the wheel of a stolen car. He admitted two counts of theft from a motor vehicle, two of fraud, two of burglary, interference with a motor vehicle and breaching a criminal behaviour order. He was jailed for 52 months. Photo: PT