A teenage boy has been sentenced to six years in prison after he was found guilty of the manslaughter of his step-father in Guildford.
14 year-old Jerome Ellis, of Cedar Way in Bellfields, has been sentenced at Guildford Crown Court.
54 year-old Neil Tulley was stabbed to death while he lay sleeping at the family property on Cedar Way.
A post-mortem showed he had suffered over 60 knife wounds to the back and neck.
Jerome's elder brother, Joshua, 23, was found guilty of Mr Tulley's murder, he will be sentenced on the 22nd May.
Meanwhile a Domestic Homicide Review has been launched into whether more could have been done to better protect the family.
A police manhunt and public appeal regarding the whereabouts of the two brothers was launched after they went missing following the fatal attack. They handed themselves in at Woking Police Station on the evening of Wednesday, 14 August 2013 where they were both subsequently arrested.
Commenting on the sentencing today Detective Chief Inspector Mark Preston said: "This was a tragic case in which a man was fatally injured and two families have been completely devastated as a result.
"It has been a distressing case for the jury and the investigation team involved which have had to deal with some particularly traumatic evidence and harrowing accounts."
Meanwhile a Domestic Homicide Review has been launched into whether more could have been done to better protect the family.
