Sultan Bakr, Sikander Babar and his brother Abdul Babar were all convicted of murdering Sadiq Al-Lami
These are the faces of the murderers who have been jailed for life after Sadiq Al-Lami was stabbed 11 times at a set of traffic lights.
Hours later, Abdul Babar was searching the Manchester Evening News website to check for news of the killing, before he began searching online for a solicitor. He and his brother were eventually caught in Essex, after being seen getting out of the back of a van. "When there was a family gathering whether for happy or sad times, Sadiq was always there. Now he has gone. There is a part of our family missing. Sadiq was the life and soul of the party.
After the hearing, Detective Inspector Alex Wilkinson, from GMP’s Major Incident Team said: “My thoughts, and those of the investigation teams, remain with Sadiq’s family and I hope these convictions will give at least some small measure of comfort to his family whilst they continue to deal with the immeasurable pain and heartbreak they are going through.
When the cars joined each other the witness reported seeing men in both vehicles get out before a fight broke out. Sadiq was holding a ‘drain rod’. Prosecutors said there was a 'protracted incident of road rage'.
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