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Two men convicted of Sion Davies Wrexham crossbow murder Men given 28 years in prison for Wrexham crossbow murder
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Two men have been found guilty of murdering a Wrexham man in a crossbow attack. Two men have been jailed for at least 28 years for murdering a Wrexham man with a crossbow.
Sion Davies, 25, died after being shot with the weapon and falling from a third floor balcony at a Caia Park estate flat in October, 2014. Sion Davies, 25, died after being shot with the weapon and falling from a third floor balcony at a flat at Caia Park in October, 2014.
Lee Roberts, 33, and Anthony Munkley, known as Charlie, 53, were convicted by a jury at Mold Crown Court on Thursday. Lee Roberts, 33, and Anthony Munkley, known as Charlie, 53, were jailed for life at Mold Crown Court on Thursday.
Munkley's wife, Gwenythe Munkley, 55, was found guilty of perverting the course of justice. Munkley was given a concurrent eight-year sentence for drugs offences and Roberts got four years.
She was convicted after helping her husband to evade arrest. Munkley's wife, Gwenythe, 55, was found guilty of perverting the course of justice after helping her husband to evade arrest.
Her sentencing was adjourned for pre-sentence reports and she was bailed.
All three defendants were also found guilty of conspiring to supply drugs, although Charlie Munkley admitted being concerned in the supply of cannabis.All three defendants were also found guilty of conspiring to supply drugs, although Charlie Munkley admitted being concerned in the supply of cannabis.
Evidence from Mr Davies' mobile phone was used to convict the men, which had recorded footage of the attack on it. Evidence from Mr Davies's mobile phone was used to convict the men, which had recorded footage of the attack on it.
It proved Munkley was at the flat and had not disappeared as he had claimed when a "mystery Geordie man" carried out the murder.It proved Munkley was at the flat and had not disappeared as he had claimed when a "mystery Geordie man" carried out the murder.
The court heard Mr Davies suffered "horrific" injuries in the attack and subsequent fall.The court heard Mr Davies suffered "horrific" injuries in the attack and subsequent fall.
The trio will be sentenced on Thursday afternoon.