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0:00On March 26, a laborer in Coventry has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for manslaughter after strangling a 33-year-old mother, of two, setting her body on fire and bearing it in a shallow grave. Muhammad Durnian, age 42, killed Riann Colson in his flat last May, shortly after she arrived. The attack was so violent that a neighbor heard it and called 999, prompting police to visit the scene. Durnian pretended to have a mental health issue and distracted officers, who searched the flat, but missed her body hidden under a mattress. The next day, he drove around looking for a spot before bearing her in nearby woods. Miss Colson's family described her as deeply loved and always ready to help others, saying Durnian's actions robbed them of a cherished daughter and mother. The judge highlighted how he treated her with complete disregard, even after her death, using petrol to burn evidence and stuffing her into a suitcase. At War Crown Court, jurors cleared Durnian of murder, but convicted him by an 11-1 majority,

1:03rejecting his claim that she died from a drug. Overdose. His friend Adam Moore, 39, was also convicted of helping dispose of the body in jail for six years. This case underscores the tragedy of a life-cut short and the pursuit of justice that brought some closure to her grieving relatives.