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Life in jail for killers who stabbed man outside mum’s pub

Owen Hassan was stabbed in the heart by two men in Glasgow.

STV News

10th Jan 2020

Two killers who brutally attacked a man outside his mum’s pub have been jailed for life.

Craig Corrall, 39, and David Callaghan, 30, pounced on Owen Hassan in November 2018.

The 30 year-old dad died after being stabbed in the heart outside the Old Stag Inn bar – run by his mum Ann Marie Lynch in Pollokshaws, Glasgow.

She found him covered in blood and chased the killers as the fled the scene.

<br>Craig Corrall will spend the next 20-and-a-half years in prison.”/></div><figcaption aria-hidden=true> <br>Craig Corrall will spend the next 20-and-a-half years in prison. <cite class=hidden></cite></figcaption></figure><p>Jurors previously heard during a trial at the High Court in Glasgow how Corrall was “prepared to do 20 years” after discovering Mr Hassan had been seeing his ex-lover.</p><p>He was instead locked up for at least 20 years and six months while Callaghan was sentenced to 20 years.</p><p>Judge Lord Woolman told the pair the attack was “pre-mediated and vicious”.</p><p>The judge said: “In a victim impact statement, his mother said she cannot describe the physical pain she feels daily, the sickness in her stomach and the ache in her heart.”</p><div class=

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