Antony Snook, 45, has been sentenced to life in prison for facilitating a fatal attack on two teenagers, Mason Rist and Max Dixon, in Bristol. Snook was found guilty of driving four teens on a revenge mission that ended in a case of mistaken identity, leading to the stabbings of the boys. During the sentencing, Justice May emphasized Snook’s responsibility as the adult and criticized his attempt to deny culpability. Family members expressed their grief and outrage as they shared emotional testimonies in court.