A man from Suffolk who arranged to have acid thrown in his ex-girlfriend's face has been sentenced to life with a minimum of 13 years in prison.
Anthony Riley, 29, orchestrated a campaign of violence against Adele Bellis, 23, who lost her ear and hair when attacked with sulphuric acid at a bus stop in Lowestoft.
Speaking outside court, Miss Bellis called for acid attackers to receive automatic life sentences.
A woman who was severely injured when acid was thrown in her face in an attack arranged by her former boyfriend told court: "I'm not sure I will ever recover mentally".
Adele Bellis, a beautician from Lowestoft in Suffolk, was left with "life-changing" injuries - including the loss of her right ear - after sulphuric acid was thrown on her face as she waited for a bus in August last year.
The 23-year-old's victim impact statement was read out at Ipswich Crown Court, during the proceedings against the four men held responsible - one of whom was a "manipulative and jealous" ex-boyfriend who orchestrated a campaign of violence against her.
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