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A man who killed his brother, has today (13 May), been sentenced to a minimum of 18 years in prison at Lewes Crown Court.
Danny Craze, (DOB 20/08/1987), from West Molesey, was sentenced after a jury last week unanimously found him guilty of the murder of his brother Louis Craze, 26, following a 10-day trial.
The murder took place at an address on Bishop Fox Way in West Molesey back in November of last year, following a verbal altercation. The postmortem concluded that Louis died from a single stab wound to the heart.
Paying tribute to Louis, his family said: “The only word to describe how the family is feeling is heartbroken. We would ask that people appreciate that this is a sad and tragic time for the family and that we are left alone to grieve for Louis in peace whilst we try to understand what has happened.”
Further information about the case, can be found here.
Pictured below is Danny Craze.