Man found guilty of murdering Wolverhampton father who tried to evict killer from flat
A 46-year-old man has been convicted of brutally murdering a Wolverhampton security guard who had tried to evict the killer from his flat due to unpaid rent.
Chad Henderson stabbed Nathan Burton four times in the chest at the address in Woodhurst Road, Moseley, shortly before 11pm on April 7, 2021.
The 27-year-old victim, a security guard from Wednesfield and father to a young daughter, was dragged back down the stairs by his colleagues but collapsed in the street.
He tragically died hours after being taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham.
After the attack, Henderson rung the police to tell them what he had done, saying he had acted in self defence.
The American national refused to appear in court and was also unrepresented by legal counsel.
However, following a trial he was found guilty of murder at Birmingham Crown Court today. He will be sentenced next month.
