LIAM HUNT: Images of young men found guilty of killing Northampton teenager revealed

These three young men and another 17-year-old were found guilty of killing Northampton teenager Liam Hunt.

Liam Hunt, 17, was murdered in February 2017 when he was stabbed in the neck by 18-year-old Kane Allaban-Hamilton, from Camp Hill.

Lee Warren, aged 18, of Queens Park, Northampton, Arron Joseph, aged 21, of Waltham Forest, London and a 17-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, were also found guilty of manslaughter.

Northamptonshire Police has today (April 30) released mugshots of the four young men convicted of killing the teenager last week.

Liam Hunt, 17, was murdered in a knife fight in Northampton last year.

The four young men convicted of killing Liam Hunt will be sentenced "at a later date", a court heard today.

Senior Investigation Officer Detective Inspector Phil Mills, who led the investigation, said: “Liam was a young man, just 17-years-old, with his whole future ahead of him.

“Not only did he lose his life in a senseless attack, his murder has caused pain and suffering to his family and friends from which they will never fully recover.”

The court heard how Allaban-Hamilton stabbed Liam with such force his hand slipped onto the blade and inflicted a fatal seven-centimetre wound.

Kane Allaban-Hamilton, 18, from Camp Hill, stabbed Liam in the neck with such force his hand slipped onto the blade. He was convicted of murder last week.

Aaron Joseph was accused of stabbing Liam in the leg. Witnesses heard him shouting “where’s my t’ing, where’s my shank” in the attack.

Lee Warren phoned witnesses from prison and told them to change their stories to lessen his involvement. The court heard he threw a brick during the fight.

Today, the jury at Northampton Crown Court was discharged while deliberating charges against two further defendants, Derice Wright, aged 18, of Abington, Northampton, and second 17-year-old youth.

It means both young men could face a retrial. Both will appear again before court on Friday, May 11.

Eyewitnesses said Aaron Joseph, 20, from London, was heard shouting "where's my shank" before stabbing Liam in the leg. He was convicted of manslaughter.

James Dodd, aged 19, of Camp Hill, Northampton, was found not guilty of all charges.

Liam suffered four stab wounds, including a fatal seven-centimetre wound to his neck, during the attack in St George’s Street, Semilong, on February 14, 2017.