Tracie Andrews

Jenna Stephens (born 9 April 1969), , is an English murderer who killed her fiancé, Lee Raymond Dean Harvey (born 20 September 1971), on 1 December 1996. She was sentenced to life imprisonment after being found guilty of murder at her trial in July 1997 and served fourteen years in prison.

Background Tracie Andrews was the middle child of three siblings and has several half-siblings. Her parents had a volatile relationship and they separated when Andrews was six years old; their separation had a lasting effect on Andrews. Police were called to the house in late October 1996, just over a month before Harvey was murdered. the pair became involved in a road rage incident with two men. Over the next two weeks, police carried out investigations to track down Harvey's murderer.

The couple's car had stopped near a cottage, and the commotion had alerted a male resident living yards away, who discovered Harvey stabbed on the road and a bruised and bloodied Andrews standing by him. After being discharged from hospital, she was charged with the murder of Lee Harvey on 19 December 1996 and released on bail. After her release, Andrews changed her name to Tia Carter and altered her appearance, undergoing £5,000 surgery through the National Health Service to change the shape of her distinctive jaw, and later changed her name again to Jenna Stephens/Jenna Stephens Goldsworthy. In 2017, she married bouncer Phil Goldsworthy. The woman said she was opposed to Andrews' release and warned she would kill again.

In May 2002, the ITV documentary series Real Crime released an episode on the murder titled Tracie Andrews: Blood on Her Hands, featuring interviews with the police investigative team and the mothers of both Andrews and Harvey.

Maureen Harvey, Lee's mother, has written a book, Pure Evil: How Tracie Andrews Murdered My Son, Deceived the Nation and Sentenced Me to a Life of Pain and Misery. It was published in 2007.

The murder was covered in a 2018 episode of the Pick TV/Sky documentary series Britain's Most Evil Killers.

CBS Reality aired a documentary on the killing in 2018, titled Evidence of Evil: The Road Rage Killer.