'F*** him, let him bleed out': Faces of the merciless mob who hunted down and killed Manchester dad in the street
Five people have been jailed for a total of 92 years after an unarmed Manchester dad was killed in the street.
READ MORE: A single document led to a £1m scam, 20 years of lies and eventually brought about a woman's downfall Mr Gibson managed to break free and ran to a house in Carshalton Road. He was unarmed and outnumbered, the court heard. All five defendants followed him into the garden and surrounded him in front of a bay window. Neil struck out at him with a wrench and Pugh plunged the knife into his shoulder, with such force it severed major arteries and penetrated his heart.
Pugh, 49, Neil, 42, Steel, 38, and Walton, 43, were all found guilty of murder. Chadwick, 33, was convicted of manslaughter, after the jury found he joined in the attack, but did not intend serious harm to come to Mr Gibson.
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