Ex-wife and three others jailed for acid attack murder in Plymouth

Four people have been jailed for their roles in the murder of Danny Cahalane, who died after an acid attack at his home in Plymouth in February last year. The attack was orchestrated by a crime boss, and the victim's ex-wife, Paris Wilson, helped by giving away his location. She was motivated by money, revenge, and resentment that he had moved on with a new life. Wilson was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to nine years in prison. The two men who carried out the attack, Israel Augustus, 26, and Abdul Rashid Adidodja, 23, were both given life sentences. Another man, Ramani Baccus Sithole, was convicted of manslaughter and jailed for ten years. The court heard that there had been an earlier attempt to kidnap Cahalane a month before the attack, in which Wilson also played a part. Judge Justice Norton told Wilson that while she did not deal drugs, she was 'clearly happy to associate and provide assistance to those who do' and that her main concern was herself. The case highlights the deadly consequences of involvement with organised crime and the betrayal of family ties.