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Women accused neighbour of paedophilia and tortured him to death
Zoe Rider, 36, and Nicola Lethbridge, 45, attacked 'quiet' 60-year-old Stephen Koszyczarski, even filming some of the sadistic attack as they taunted him with sickening, unfounded abuse.
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TLDR; two cunts kill a NT 60yo man living along because they thought he was a pedophile, tried to throw the other of the 2 under the bus when caught.
Two women tortured and kicked their 'quiet, shy' neighbour to death after falsely accusing him of being a paedophile.
Zoe Rider, 36, and Nicola Lethbridge, 45, attacked 'quiet' 60-year-old Stephen Koszyczarski, even filming some of the sadistic attack as they taunted him with sickening, unfounded abuse.
Jurors at Sheffield Crown Court were shown footage of the killers baselessly labelling him a 'dirty f***ing wrong 'un' who was 'abusing little girls' as they threatened to mutilate him with scissors.
As Mr Koszyczarski, who was reported to have a mild learning difficulty, pleaded for mercy, telling them 'I can't stop bleeding', one of his killers replied: 'Do you think I give a f***?'
The jury took just two hours and 35 minutes to find Rider and Lethbridge guilty of murder and an additional charge of robbery.
They attacked their victim, who was a neighbour, at his home in Woodseats, Sheffield on August 9 last year.
He used a call line to beg for help, asking for an ambulance as he lay dying, and a recording of his final call was played to the court in which he could be heard asking for his property back.
His callous killers then left him critically injured and went to a nearby property. Mr Koszyczarski died in hospital on August 11.
Rider and Lethbridge evaded justice for only a few days, and were charged with murder on August 15 following what South Yorkshire Police called 'old-fashioned police work' including door-to-door inquiries.
The pair's phones were seized and the horrific footage of their attack pored over by specialists, which showed them attacking him, falsely labelling him a pedophile and taunting: 'Not even denying it you f***ing c***.'
Forensic officers then discovered trace amounts of Mr Koszyczarski's blood on a pair of cream jogging bottoms worn by one of the attackers.
Both women turned on each other during the trial - but jurors saw through their attempts to pin blame on one another.
The court heard the women had carried out their attack without any evidence to suggest Mr Koszyczarski was a sex offender. A South Yorkshire Police investigation also uncovered no wrongdoing on his part.
Judge Sarah Wright told the jury 'no information was uncovered at all suggesting that he'd ever had children visit his address or any connection of paedophile interests', reports BBC News.
The BBC said friends had described him as a 'quiet, shy man'. He was said to have had a mild learning difficulty.
Prosecutor Andrew O'Byrne KC told the court that Mr Koszyczarski lived alone at his flat. On the day of his murder, he had gone to a cafe and had spoken to the female owner, who he knew.
The woman was said to be concerned about Mr Koszyczarski, who seemed to be 'running short of money'.
Mr O'Byrne said: 'During the course of the conversation, he complained he wasn't getting much sleep because people in his block were making a lot of noise and disturbing him.'
It was said the woman offered to give Mr Koszyczarski £55 and although he was reluctant at first, he eventually took it.