His actions led to a devastating chain of events
Notorious killer Michael O'Brien - whose murder in cold blood led to a devastating chain of events - is continuing to wait for a Parole Board hearing - as his 18-year tariff expires this year. The Parole Board for England and Wales confirmed on Wednesday his case is still ‘ready to list’.
Three years later, Salmon, 34, would be given life with a minimum 18-year-tariff. On the night of the killing, August 30, 2003, O’Brien and his friend Salmon went to the Sporting Chance pub, Bulwell, to pick someone up from a lock-in, but were refused entry. O'Brien had argued with Jamie Gunn and another man, and one had hit O’Brien above the eye with an ashtray. The pair went to Salmon's home in Bulwell and changed into dark clothing, gloves and balaclavas.
But the story did not end there. Jamie had witnessed his best friend being shot in front of him in the car. Jamie's family said at the time the teenager never recovered from the trauma and pressed the self-destruct button. The 19-year-old saw O'Brien in court before O'Brien was jailed for Marvyn's murder in July 2004.
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