The victim’s family wept and hugged each other as Nalty and Green were sent down from the dock to start their sentences.ĭuring the trial, David Jeremy QC, the prosecutor, said that on the night of the murder Hunt had been drinking at the Portmanor pub where he was seen to be to be dancing and enjoying himself.īut the night turned sour when he met the defendants at a nearby off licence where one witness thought the victim had tried to “chat up” Nalty. The judge said that irrespective of their sexual relationship and whether Hunt had made advances, they were both equally responsible for the fatal assault. He said the offence was compounded by the humiliation of removing Hunt’s clothes and the fact that the “much-loved son and partner” had suffered for hours in the skip before he was found.

Although you were drinking you acted together and I am satisfied each of you knew perfectly well what you were doing.” Judge Richard Kramer told them: “What you did was shocking and totally unjustified. He died in hospital the same day.Īfter a trial at the Old Bailey, the pair were found guilty of murder and jailed for life for a minimum of 19 years for the “brutal, sustained and lethal attack”. Her lover, father-of-three Arry Green, 22, joined in even though the victim did nothing to defend himself and begged them to stop.įive hours after the attack, a member of the public found Hunt in an alleyway, severely injured, naked, unconscious and barely breathing. A young woman who laughed as she kicked and punched a man before stripping him and leaving him for dead in a skip has been jailed for life.įiona Nalty, 24, started beating up Mick Hunt, 37, after he tried to chat her up during a night out in South Norwood, south London on 15 March.

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