Four Men Convicted in Murder of Ashley Dale

Murder stems from feud involving Dale's boyfriend, with victim's voice notes playing crucial role in trial.

Four men, James Witham, Joseph Peers, Niall Barry, and Sean Zeisz, have been convicted for the murder of Ashley Dale, a 28-year-old environmental health officer, who was shot in her home in Liverpool.
The murder was the result of a feud between Dale's boyfriend, Lee Harrison, and one of the convicted, Niall Barry, which was re-ignited when another convicted, Sean Zeisz, was assaulted at the Glastonbury festival.
Voice notes recorded by Dale in the weeks leading up to her murder, describing the feud and her increasing fear, played a crucial role in the trial and the conviction of the murderers.
Dale's mother, Julie Dale, expressed anger towards Harrison, who has not cooperated with the police since the shooting, accusing him of continuing his life as if nothing happened.
Sentencing for the convicted murderers will take place on Wednesday at 11am.