Nathan Otitodilchukwu, aged 18, received a six-year sentence for the manslaughter of 76-year-old Robert Price, who died in a fire caused by the defendants. A 16-year-old accomplice received a two-year and eight-month sentence. The duo threatened Mr. Price before damaging his home, eventually leading to a fire that filled his home with smoke, resulting in his death. Ongoing harassment from local youths had significantly affected Mr. Price's life, exemplified by repeated incidents of vandalism against his property. Friends described him as socially awkward, facing difficulties connecting with others.
The two defendants threatened to torch the pensioner before smashing a window and throwing a firework into his home, leading to a fatal fire.
Robert Price's life was plagued by harassment and criminal damage from local children, ultimately culminating in the tragic fire that claimed his life.
Prosecutor Catherine Farrelly KC described the tragic death of Mr Price, emphasizing the brutal actions taken by the two defendants and the dire consequences.
John Shoesmith highlighted the ongoing torment Mr Price faced from local youths, making his life increasingly difficult and leading to tragic outcomes.
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