Shahid Mohammed killed five children and three adults from the Chishti family in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, in May 2002
Shaied Iqbal, then 26, was convicted for murder, while Shakiel Shazad and Nazar Hussain, then 23 and 24, were convicted for manslaughter.
He denied murder and said he had acted as a lookout for his companions, believing the original plan was only to petrol bomb a car. But prosecutors said the attack was"carefully planned", with Shahid Mohammed asking Iqbal after driving away:"Did you see the way it went up?" He added:"This incident remains the biggest single event of multiple murders that West Yorkshire Police has investigated.
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