Judge brought to tears as he concludes the Becky Watts trial
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The trial over the murder of Bristol teenager Becky Watts is over.
In an emotional closing remark, trial judge Mr Justice Dingemans appeared to break down in tears as he paid tribute to Becky's family's courage and dignity.
The 16-year-old's loved ones cried and hugged as the sentences were read out.
NATHAN MATTHEWS
Nathan Matthews has been jailed for life and ordered to serve a minimum of 33 years for murdering his stepsister Becky Watts.
Matthews, 28, was found guilty of murdering Becky, his 16-year-old step-sister, during a "violent struggle" after the plans to kidnap her went wrong.
He suffocated Becky in her bedroom, stabbed her 15 times after her death, cut her body up into eight pieces and then hid her remains in a suitcase in a shed.
Matthews shook his head as the judge described the crimes he had committed during his sentencing remarks.
Mr Justice Dingemans said the 28-year-old clearly had a fixation with having sex with petite teenage girls and that Becky's kidnap was planned for a sexual purpose.
He added that by pretending to know nothing while the search for Becky was underway, Matthews had added to the family grief.
He said that this deception was a serious, aggravating feature.
Prior to the killers being jailed, Becky's mother and father had their victim impact statements - describing how their worlds had collapsed since their daughter's murder - read to court.
The sentences:
Conspiracy to kidnap - 10 years to run concurrently
Murder - life with a minimum of 33 years
Perverting the course of justice - no separate penalty
Preventing the lawful burial of Becky Watts - no separate penalty
Possessing a prohibited weapon, namely two stun guns - no separate penalty
SHAUNA HOARE
Shauna Hoare was acquitted of Becky's murder but convicted of kidnap and manslaughter. She will serve 17 years in prison.
The judge noted that Nathan Matthews began to exercise increasing control over her life - controlling when she smoke or what she ate, and using violence against her "on a number of occasions".
The judge chose not to impose a discretionary life sentence, saying "her involvement in these offences was very much a product of the nature of her relationship with Nathan Matthews"
The sentences
Conspiracy to kidnap - 10 years to run concurrently
Manslaughter - 17 years
Perverting the course of justice - 2 years to run concurrently
Preventing the lawful burial of Becky Watts - 3 years to run concurrently
Possessing a prohibited weapon, namely two stun guns - 2 years to run concurrently
KARL DEMETRIUS
29-year-old Karl Demetrius helped transport boxes and bags in a white van borrowed from Demetrius's work, which contained Becky's body parts.
He, along with his girlfriend, say they did not know what was in the boxes - believing they were criminal, but only things like "clothes and electrical equipment"
In a court hearing, Karl Demetrius admitted assisting an offender. He will be sentenced at a later date.
JAYDENE PARSONS
23-year-old Jaydene Parsons also helped transport boxes and bags in a white van borrowed from Demetrius's work, which contained Becky's body parts.
She says she did not know what was in the boxes - believing they were criminal, but only things like "clothes and electrical equipment"
In a court hearing, Jaydene Parsons admitted assisting an offender. She will be sentenced at a later date.