Four Teens and One Adult Convicted of Murdering Two Boys in Brutal Attack
Mason Rist and Max Dixon were chased down and attacked by the four teens near their homes in Bristol, England, on January 27.
‘They went out for pizza and now our boys are gone forever’, say families of murdered teens
Mason’s family added: “Our family is like a jigsaw puzzle and, with the loss of Mason, it is like a part of our jigsaw is gone forever and will never be complete. Mason was a quiet boy who would never hurt a fly. He was just so lovely and innocent.
Four boys and man, 45, found guilty of mistaken murders of innocent Bristol teenagers Mason Rist and Max Dixon
Four teenagers and a man have been found guilty of the murder of teenagers Mason Rist and Max Dixon in Bristol.
Five guilty of boys' mistaken identity murders
A group of teenagers and a man have been found guilty of murdering two best friends in a case of mistaken identity. Mason Rist, 15, and Max Dixon, 16, were stabbed to death yards from Mason's front door in Knowle West,
Man and four ‘tooled up’ teens guilty of murdering two Bristol boys in case of mistaken identity
A man and four teenagers have been found guilty of murdering two boys in a case of mistaken identity in a botched revenge attack. Mason Rist, 15, and Max Dixon, 16, died from stab wounds after being chased by four “tooled up” teenagers on 27 January in Bristol.
Five convicted of the murders of Bristol teenagers Mason Rist and Max Dixon
Five people, including four youths who cannot be named because of their ages, have been convicted at Bristol Crown Court of the murders of teenagers Mason Rist and Max Dixon, who were attacked and killed on the Knowle area of the city in January 2024.
Man and four teenagers convicted of murdering two boys in mistaken identity case
Four teenagers and an adult male were convicted in a British court on Friday of stabbing two boys to death in a case of mistaken identity -- killings that shocked a country already anxious about knife crime.
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Four teenagers and a 45-year-old man have been convicted of murdering two boys who had been best friends since nursery school in a case of mistaken identity.
Five people found guilty of murder of two Bristol teens
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Police arrest men convicted of murdering Bristol teenage boys
Four teenagers and a 45-year-old man have been convicted of murdering two boys who were attacked with machetes in a case of mistaken identity in Bristol. Mason Rist and Max Dixon died from stab wounds in January 27,
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Five people found guilty of the murders of Mason Rist and Max Dixon in Bristol
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Five found guilty of murdering teenagers Mason and Max
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