Bailey Wescott and Jamie Ogbourne were sentenced to five years and three months for assisting an offender in the murders of Max Dixon and Mason Rist. The court heard how they attempted to conceal evidence by lighting a fire to destroy clothing linked to the attack and provided a burner phone to one of the teenage murderers.
Two men have been jailed for helping to cover up the murders of teenagers Max Dixon and Mason Rist - best friends who wereBailey Wescott, 23, of Whitchurch, and Jamie Ogbourne, 27, of Hartcliffe, were both jailed for five years and three months at Bristol Crown Court after both previously admitted two counts of assisting an offender.
The court was shown CCTV images of Wescott and Ogbourne tending a fire they had lit in order to conceal items of clothing linked to the attack. "Bailey Wescott, you haven't been charged with murder, but having seen all the evidence, I am sure you were well aware it was a revenge trip."What did you do to stop it? Nothing."
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