Student Mohammed Al-Qasim's killer gets life
The British Crown Court in Cambridge sentenced Chas Corigan to life imprisonment, with a minimum sentence of 22 years, for the murder of Saudi student Mohammed Al-Qasem. The defendant's father, Peter Corigan, was also convicted and sentenced to two years in prison for aiding his son in evading justice, after removing the blood-stained jacket and disposing of it in a trash bin. Al-Qasem was killed with a knife during a study trip in Cambridge, and charges of murder were brought against the main suspect and several other associates.
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