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A pair of vigilantes have been jailed for a race attack on a restaurant worker who they falsely accused of murdering missing woman Lorraine Cox.

A pair of racist vigilantes are facing jail over a bungled attempt to avenge the murder of Exeter woman Lorraine Cox.

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A man who murdered and dismembered a woman who went missing on a night out has been jailed for life and told to serve a minimum of 20 years’ imprisonment. Azam Mangori, 24, killed Lorraine Cox, 32, in his room above an Exeter kebab shop in September last year. Passing sentence at Exeter Crown Court, Mr Justice Garnham said Mangori had suffocated Miss Cox with a T-shirt she had been wearing, which was later found in her mouth. The Iraqi national cut her body into seven pieces over the course of a week and disposed of her clothing and possessions in bins and woodland.

A 23-year-old man has been found guilty of the murder of Lorraine Cox in Exeter. Azam Mangori killed 32-year-old Miss Cox in his room above a kebab shop after homing in on her as she walked alone through the city centre in the early hours. He kept her body for several days before dismembering it and disposing of remains in an alleyway and woodland.