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Teens Convicted in Violent Mission Murder
13 Aug
Summary
- Three teenagers found guilty of murdering David Cuthbert.
- The convicted teens were on a mission for money or drugs.
- The victim's family described their grief as 'heartbreaking'.
Three teenagers, Layton Lightfoot, Jesse Reaney, and Charlie Wilcock, have been found guilty of murdering David Cuthbert, aged 49. The body of Mr. Cuthbert was discovered on January 10th at a house in Egglescliffe Close, Stockton.
The convicted individuals, all under 20, were on a mission that day specifically to use violence and weapons to obtain money or drugs from the community. Cleveland Police stated they were heavily involved in criminality.
Sentencing for Lightfoot, Reaney, and Wilcock is scheduled for November 27th. The victim's family shared their profound heartbreak, describing their minds as 'scarred with the cruelty and brutal act' that took their 'kind, loving, fun man' from them.
