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Encyclopedia > Tony Martin

There are several notable people named Tony Martin:


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The Tony Martin Story (850 words)
Martin, who was in the house at the time, opened fire with an illegally-held pump-action shotgun.
Martin had been burgled so many times that he had set up an elaborate network of look-out ladders and traps, even removing a stair to hinder intruders.
The court found in Martin's favour and in October 2001 his offence was downgraded to manslaughter and his sentence reduced to five years.
EDP24 News - Tony Martin file (1053 words)
Tony Martin was released from custody at 9am this morning, according to north-west Norfolk MP Henry Bellingham.
Norfolk farmer Tony Martin’s murder conviction for shooting dead a 16-year-old burglar was reduced to manslaughter by the appeal court, and his sentence to five years instead of life.
Tony Martin was left with a serious personality disorder after being abused as a child, the appeal court heard today.
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