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In page Catherine Hayes (murderer):

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Toward the end of 1725, two men named Thomas Wood and Thomas Billings (the latter the couple's biological son, adopted out)[1] lodged with the couple.[2] Having been promiscuous since her mid-teens, Hayes began conducting affairs with both men,[citation needed] and the trio soon decided to kill John Hayes. On 1 March 1726, they persuaded him to partake in a drinking contest, then killed him once he was intoxicated. The trio then dismembered Hayes' body,[3] subsequently discarding many of his body parts in a pond at Marylebone. The head was cast into the River Thames and was found the next day. It was displayed in the churchyard of St Margaret's, Westminster, for several days, which resulted in John Hayes being identified.