Merseyside saw 28 killers sentenced in 2024, including shocking cases of murder and dangerous driving
Liverpool: A carer brutally attacked her elderly patient, while another man strangled his wife and casually went for coffee afterward. These are just a few of the 28 killers from Merseyside who faced justice in 2024.
Among the most shocking cases was a man who stabbed his cousin during a dispute over a woman. There was also a driver high on crack cocaine who caused a fatal crash, and a grandad who killed his wife before grabbing a cup of tea.
These criminals were sentenced for various offenses, including murder, manslaughter, and dangerous driving. The stories of their crimes reveal a disturbing trend of violence and recklessness.
One notable case involved Connor Mears, who was under the influence when he crashed into a homeless man, leading to the victim’s death. Mears was sentenced to 12 years in prison.
Then there was Kevin Marsh, who caused his girlfriend’s death after a night of drinking and drug use. He received a 16-year sentence for his reckless actions.
In another tragic incident, Paul Wright killed a mother while driving to see his partner after she gave birth. He was sentenced to nine years for his dangerous driving.
Glyn Jones, an elderly driver warned about his eyesight, struck and killed two grandmothers. He was sentenced to over seven years for his actions.
Felipe Figuieredo was sentenced to life for the brutal murder of a schoolboy he wrongly believed had stolen his wife’s motorbike. He stabbed the boy over 20 times.
Scarlett Jenkinson and Eddie Ratcliffe were also sentenced to life for the murder of 16-year-old Brianna Ghey, who was stabbed multiple times in a park.
These cases highlight the serious issues of violence and reckless behavior in Merseyside, with many families left devastated by the actions of these individuals.
