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Life in prison for man who murdered Birmingham care home chef

Mr Webb’s family said he had a “passion for fairness in life”, and “always tried to help people”.

“He was kind-hearted, caring and compassionate, and he would do anything for anyone,” their statement said.

“He had a passion for cooking, and we were always treated when enjoying his food.

“We are devastated at his loss and we all miss him desperately.”

Det Insp Nick Barnes, from West Midlands Police’s homicide team said he was glad to have secured justice for the family.

“This was a heinous crime with an elderly victim who should have been safe within his own home,” he said.

“The fact that Hussain went on to use his bank cards after he had left him dead demonstrates the callousness of the crime.

“He has not offered an ounce of remorse and deserves to spend a significant number of years behind bars.”


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