Aiden Ramsdale has been handed a life sentence for the brutal murder of Bradley Wall.
Ramsdale, 25, has been told he must serve 33 years behind bars after being found guilty of murder. He was found guilty in January but Leeds Live is only now able to report this after a reporting restriction prohibiting the publication of the verdict was lifted. The restriction was put in place until proceedings relating to a separate robbery matter came to a close.
Leeds Crown Court heard on Thursday Bradley suffered over 100 injuries during an attack at Ramsdale's flat on June 23 last year. It was said he had been "lured" to the address after meeting Ramsdale at a petrol station. After around ten minutes at the property, Bradley had either tried to escape or had been thrown from the window before Ramsdale put paving slabs on top of his body, jumped on it and tried to set it alight.
