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Mongo Bolili (pictured), 35, an asylum seeker who stabbed angler Paul Dalton, 41, to death in a hostel bedroom blamed living at the YMCA for five years as he was jailed for life.
A man has been convicted of murder after stabbing another resident at a hostel in Wimbledon following a disagreement.
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Paul Dalton, 41, killed in Wimbledon on Wednesday, January 13. Three men have been charged with the murder of Paul Dalton after he was stabbed to death on the Broadway in Wimbledon. Mr Dalton, 41, was found with a stab wound to the leg in the early hours of Wendesday, January 13, and was pronounced dead at the scene. Detectives investigating the murder case have charged Mongo Bolili, 33, of Merton, with murder. Ian Matu, 26, and Danny Webster, 30, both from Merton, have now also been charged by police with perverting the course of justice. Met Police officers were called to an addres...
Met Handout Tributes were paid to Mr Dalton who was described by friends as having a “diamond for a heart”. Friend Charles Smith told the Standard: “Paul was lovely guy, he had his own struggles due to hard times in his life but he would always go out of his way to help those close to him.” Another friend said on Facebook: “A beautiful soul we were blessed to call our mate, with a diamond for a heart, and a kind word or a funny cuss for everyone he ever met. “You made us smile and laugh and we loved you. Rest in power now, our lovely friend.”