A Wybunbury man has been jailed for six years after being found guilty of the manslaughter of an Audlem businessman.
Samuel Thorpe, 26, of Annions Lane, Wybunbury, was found guilty last month over the death of Adam Lovatt after a 10-day trial at Liverpool Crown Court.
A man has been found guilty of the manslaughter of Audlem businessman Adam Lovatt following a retrial.
Samuel Thorpe, 26, of Annions Lane, Wybunbury, was found guilty today at Liverpool Crown Court after a 10-day trial.
A second man has been charged with manslaughter in connection with the death of Audlem dad Adam Lovatt, police have confirmed.
The manslaughter charge was added to the indictment against Nicolas Hill, 35, of Moorsfield Avenue, Audlem at Liverpool Crown Court.
Two men charged in connection with the death of Audlem dad Adam Lovatt have pleaded not guilty.
Samuel Thorpe and Nicholas Hill entered their pleas at a hearing in Chester Crown court today (January 16).
Two men have appeared in court charged in connection with the death of Audlem dad Adam Lovatt.
Samuel Thorpe, 23, of Annions Lane, Wybunbury, and Nicholas Hill, 35, of Moorsfield Avenue, Audlem appeared at Crewe Magistrates’ Court yesterday (December 20).
Detectives investigating the death of a man in Audlem have charged a 23-year-old man with manslaughter.
Samuel Thorpe, of Annions Lane in Wybunbury, is due to appear before Crewe Magistrates’ Court on Thursday December 20.
Detectives probing the murder of Audlem dad Adam Lovatt have renewed their appeal for help – four months after the incident.
Officers are still keen to trace people who witnessed anything on the night of Adam’s death.
The wife of Audlem man Adam Lovatt who died after an incident outside a village pub, has spoken out about her “immense loss”.
Mr Lovatt was found with serious head injuries outside the Bridge Inn on Shropshire Street on May 25 and died later in hospital.
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