SENTENCING FOR MANSLAUGHTER OF CLAREGALWAY JOCKEY DEFERRED AGAIN

Date Published: 21-Sep-2010

The man, convicted of killing, Claregalway jockey Jamie Kyne has had his sentencing deferred again.

Peter Brown of Brotherton, North Yorkshire was convicted at Leeds Crown Court last May of the manslaughter of the 18 year old Kiltrogue native and fellow apprentice jockey Jan Wilson.

They both died in a fire at a block of flats in Norton, North Yorkshire last September, which was started by Brown.

He was initially due to be sentenced for their deaths in August but at the time, it was deferred to this Thursday.

However sentencing has been deferred again and Brown is due to appear in court again before mid-November.