Two men have been convicted of murder following the fatal stabbing of a 19-year-old boy outside an Essex pub. Ryan Filby and Daniel Daden have been found guilty of the murder of Liam Taylor following a trial at Chelmsford Crown Court. The duo have also been convicted of wounding with intent after a friend of Mr Taylor, also 19, was attacked during the incident. Mr Taylor had gone for a drink with friends at The Rose and Crown pub in The Green, Writtle, on January 31, 2020.
Liam Taylor They were in a smoking area outside at the rear of the pub with other people when a black Subaru pulled up and a group of men got out.
Laindon murder: Dad-of-four named as Basildon estate stabbing victim
Essex Police believes the 34-year-old victim sustained his injuries while attempting to help another man
Police have named father-of-four James Gibbons as the victim of a fatal stabbing in Laindon (Image: Essex Police)
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Essex Police has released the name of a stabbing victim who died in an estate in Basildon.
Michael Barrymore (left) and Stuart Lubbock (right). (Karwai Tang/WireImage and Essex Police)
A suspect in the murder of Stuart Lubbock, who died after being found unconscious in Michael Barrymore’s pool in 2001, could be charged after police submitted a file to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).
Lubbock, 31, was pronounced dead in hospital after he was found in Barrymore’s swimming pool at his mansion in Roydon, Essex, following a party with eight other guests in March, 2001.
In March this year, Essex police said detectives had “arrested a 50-year-old man in connection with the indecent assault and murder of Stuart Lubbock”, but the unidentified man was later released on bail “while detectives continue their enquiries”.