These are the faces of the three people jailed after Thomas Campbell was tortured to death

These are the faces of the three people jailed after Thomas Campbell was 'tortured to death' in his own home. The 38-year-old was ambushed by three men as he went to unlock the front door of his home in Mossley, Tameside, last summer.

He was subdued, dragged into his home and tortured for two hours. He suffered 61 separate injuries, and died in the early hours.

A neighbour found him dead in the hallway of his home, naked apart from a pair of socks, after noticing his front door was wide open. Police launched a murder probe and following a meticulous investigation, three people, including Mr Campbell's ex-wife, were put on trial.

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Coleen Campbell, 38, of Bamford Street, Clayton was found guilty of manslaughter. She was sentenced to 13 years in jail.

Greater Manchester Police have not released Ms Campbell's because they say she has outstanding matters before the court.

Reece Steven, 29, of Poplar Street, Middleton, was convicted of murder. He was handed a life sentence, and ordered to serve a minimum of 37 years.

Stephen Cleworth, 38, of Charles Street, Heywood, was found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to life, to serve a minimum of 12 years. The trio were all also found guilty of conspiracy to rob.

Ms Campbell provided important intelligence to the alleged 'mastermind' of the attack on her ex-husband, 28-year-old John Belfield. At the time of his death, Mr Campbell was in a relationship with Belfield's ex-girlfriend.

Steven was one of the three attackers who ambushed Mr Campbell, a convicted drug dealer, on Saturday, July 2. Cleworth was not present at the killing but played an important part in the detailed preparations ahead of the