FOUR times-wed Penelope Jackson saw husbands as “disposable”, her former brother-in-law told The Sun.

       We can now reveal that her third husband, Alan Warrender, was found dead by his then wife Penelope in 1993.

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       Four times-wed Penelope Jackson saw husbands as 'disposable', says the brother of her tragic third husband Alan Warrender Credit: SWNS 2

       It comes as he was found dead after she had been having an affair with future husband David Jackson, pictured, whom she stabbed to death

       An inquest ruled that the RAF engineer killed himself due to “marital stress”.

       It revealed she had been having an affair with future husband David Jackson while Alan was away in Saudi Arabia as a private contractor.

       Coroner John Pert ruled that Alan had taken his own life, “while the balance of his mind was disturbed”.

       Alan’s brother, Stewart said: “I was not taken in by Penny. I get the impression that to Penny, husbands are disposable.

       “If I had to pigeonhole her personality, I would say she was a narcissist.

       “She had absolutely no care for other people. At my brother’s funeral, she showed a total lack of empathy.”

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       A source close to Alan’s family told The Sun: “I don’t think he would have killed himself over what was a failed relationship. I think he was coerced. She had her affair going and wanted to leave Alan.”

       Jackson wed her first husband at 18 and had two daughters with him before leaving, claiming he turned violent.

       The court heard her second husband was gay. Isabelle, her daughter by Alan, was adopted by David.

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