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Man guilty of girl's fire death Man guilty of girl's fire death
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A teenager has been found guilty of killing a six-year-old girl who died in a fire at her home in Birmingham.A teenager has been found guilty of killing a six-year-old girl who died in a fire at her home in Birmingham.
Daryl Tuzzio, 18, started the blaze in March this year in which Alisha Begum died. Nine members of her family managed to escape the fire.Daryl Tuzzio, 18, started the blaze in March this year in which Alisha Begum died. Nine members of her family managed to escape the fire.
Tuzzio, of Sandringham Road, Perry Barr, was cleared of murder but convicted of manslaughter and arson.Tuzzio, of Sandringham Road, Perry Barr, was cleared of murder but convicted of manslaughter and arson.
The jury acquitted a second man Hussain Ahmed, 26, of Harborne, who was accused of plotting the fire. The jury acquitted a second man, Hussain Ahmed, 26, of Harborne, who was accused of plotting the fire.
Tuzzio and Mr Ahmed had denied murder and nine counts of attempted murder.Tuzzio and Mr Ahmed had denied murder and nine counts of attempted murder.
As Tuzzio was convicted his mother, who had claimed he was with her on the night of the fire, exclaimed in court: "Please God no, you have got it wrong, please God."
A two-week trial at Birmingham Crown Court had heard that Alisha's brother Abdul Hamid, 21, had begun a relationship with 15-year-old Meherun Khanum, who is Mr Ahmed's brother.A two-week trial at Birmingham Crown Court had heard that Alisha's brother Abdul Hamid, 21, had begun a relationship with 15-year-old Meherun Khanum, who is Mr Ahmed's brother.
Begum family members had to jump from a window to safety
Prosecutors had claimed that Mr Ahmed had orchestrated the attack because he disapproved of the relationship.Prosecutors had claimed that Mr Ahmed had orchestrated the attack because he disapproved of the relationship.
The trial also earlier heard that two other men, Mr Ahmed's brother Mohammed Foaz Ahmed and a close friend Jabed Ali, were still being hunted by police in connection with the arson attack.
Shortly before 10 March a masked figure burst through the front door and sprayed petrol in the hallway before lighting a match.
The flames spread upstairs and Begum family members had to jump from an upstairs window to safety.
Alisha, who was in her bunk bed, was found by firefighters and died in hospital the following day.