Getaway Driver Sentenced to Life for Bristol Murders of Two Teens

Antony Snook receives a minimum 38-year sentence for his role in the fatal mistaken identity attack on Max Dixon and Mason Rist.

Antony Snook, 45, was convicted of murder for driving four teenagers to and from the scene of the crime in Knowle West, Bristol.
Max Dixon, 16, and Mason Rist, 15, were mistakenly identified as responsible for an earlier attack and were fatally stabbed.
The attack, captured on CCTV, lasted only 33 seconds, leaving both boys dead from their injuries by the next morning.
The families of Max and Mason delivered emotional statements in court, describing the devastating impact of their loss.
The sentencing of the four teenage assailants is scheduled for December, following the preparation of reports.