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Josh Hanson murder: ‘We can grieve in peace now’ The mother of Josh Hanson, who was killed in 2015, says the sentencing of Shane O'Brien is 'bittersweet'. BBC News - Published on October 25, 2019Also reported by •BBC Local News
Josh Hanson murder: Britain's 'most wanted' man jailed for life BBC Local News: Kent -- Murderer Shane O'Brien, who dodged police for more than three years, is given a life sentence. BBC Local News - Published on October 23, 2019Also reported by •BBC News
Josh Hanson's heartbroken mum speaks out as UK's most wanted killer Shane O'Brien jailed Police launched an international manhunt but O'Brien, 31, continued to evade police until he was arrested in Romania and brought back to Britain in April Tamworth Herald - Published on October 23, 2019
World's most wanted man Shane O'Brien sentenced to life in prison for murdering Josh Hanson, 21 "No sentence will ever being Josh back nor heal their pain" Folkestone Herald - Published on October 23, 2019Also reported by •Dover Express •Kent and Sussex Courier •Canterbury Times •Sevenoaks Chronicle •Thanet Gazette
UK's most wanted fugitive Shane O'Brien finally jailed for 26 years after Josh Hanson murder Dad-of-two O'Brien, 31, slashed the neck of Hanson, 21, in an act of "pitiless savagery" at a west London bar before fleeing the UK in a private plane Tamworth Herald - Published on October 23, 2019
Shane O'Brien: 'Most wanted criminal' jailed for murdering man in bar after three years on run throughout Europe Shane O'Brien sentenced to life in prison with 26 year minimum term Independent - Published on October 23, 2019
One of Britain's most wanted fugitives Shane O'Brien could face life in jail after thee-year international manhunt Shane O'Brien has been found guilty of murder after being on the run for over three years Wales Online - Published on October 23, 2019Also reported by •Tamworth Herald •Walsall Advertiser
How Britain's 'most wanted' man was caught Shane O'Brien killed Josh Hanson in a west London bar then went on the run for three-and-a-half years. BBC News - Published on October 22, 2019
Dramatic moment killer last seen at Ashford Designer Outlet pulls out knife in bar Shane O'Brien murdered Josh Hanson before heading to Kent and running from the police Canterbury Times - Published on October 2, 2019Also reported by •Folkestone Herald •Kent and Sussex Courier •Thanet Gazette •Dover Express •Sevenoaks Chronicle
CCTV captures moment killer slashes stranger's throat in horror attack in pub Shane O'Brien slashed his victim Josh Hanson across the throat, then fled the pub and spent years abroad evading capture from police. Daily Record - Published on October 1, 2019
Josh Hanson death: 'Most wanted' man found guilty over bar murder Shane O'Brien was on Interpol and Europol's "most wanted" lists before he was extradited. BBC News - Published on October 1, 2019Also reported by •BBC Local News
Britain's most wanted fugitive, Shane O'Brien, is found guilty of murder Telegraph.co.uk - Published on October 1, 2019
Josh Hanson death: Murder accused Shane O'Brien 'thought victim was armed' BBC Local News: London -- Shane O'Brien is accused of fatally stabbing Josh Hanson at a pub in west London in October 2015. BBC Local News - Published on September 24, 2019	Murder accused Shane O'Brien felt threatened by 'smirking' victim BBC Local News: London -- Shane O'Brien is accused of fatally stabbing Josh Hanson at a pub in west London in October 2015. BBC Local News - Published on September 23, 2019
Knife thug who slit stranger's throat in pub attack then spent three years on run denies murder Shane O'Brien, 31, killed 21-year-old Joshua Hanson with a "single, slashing motion" at a bar before taking a private plane to Holland. Daily Record - Published on September 16, 2019	Shane O'Brien trial: Man had throat cut in London pub killing Josh Hanson died after a "sudden and shocking" attack by a man he had not met before, a court hears. BBC News - Published on September 16, 2019Also reported by •BBC Local News