Anxiang Du facing life sentence
A man who murdered a Northampton family has been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 40 years.
A man who murdered a Northampton family has been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 40 years.
A man who murdered a family of four from Northampton is due to be sentenced today. Anxiang Du was found guilty yesterday of murdering Jeff and Helen Ding and their two daughters.
He stabbed them to death at their home in Wootton in April 2011. The attack was carried out in revenge following a long-running business dispute.
After killing the family, he fell asleep in their house, before fleeing the country. He was finally caught last year in Morocco.
A Judge has described how Anxiang Du was a "man on a mission" on the day he killed a Northamptonshire family.
Today the man who repeatedly stabbed a family of four was found guilty of murder in what was described in court as a cold-blooded massacre.
A killer who massacred a family of four was able to flee the country after police mishandled a 999 call from one of the victims.