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Four men jailed over torture and petrol attack that killed Birmingham man
A case linked to a £1 million cigarette seizure has ended with lengthy prison sentences. Find out how an investigation spanning several countries brought those responsible before the courts.
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00:00A warning now, as this next story contains details some may find distressing.
00:06Four men have been jailed over the killing of Thomas Sammel, who was kidnapped in Birmingham,
00:11tortured, doused in petrol and set alight. The 45-year-old father of two was taken from his
00:17Hansworth home in March 2019, after men claiming to be from Interpol approached him. The attack
00:23was linked to missing illicit cigarettes worth a million pounds, seized by HM Revenue and Customs
00:29from a unit in Aston. Neil Jones and Tobias Kozhowski received life sentences for murder
00:35and conspiracy to cause grievous bodily harm. Kevin Wooden and Kai Arthur were jailed for
00:4123 and 22 years for manslaughter.

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