Two men were convicted for the murder of a Scots dad after a brutal attack during a work trip in Wales, leaving his family heartbroken.
Swansea: A tragic story unfolded when two men were found guilty of murdering a Scots dad. Andrew Main, just 33, died after a horrific attack while on a work trip.
He was in Swansea for a festival job when things took a dark turn. On July 17, 2024, Andrew was brutally attacked by Joseph Dix and Macauley Ruddock. They denied the charges but were found guilty.
All three men were staying at the same hotel and met at a bar. Later, a fight broke out at the hotel involving Andrew, his colleague, and the two men. It escalated quickly.
When Andrew tried to help his friend, the attackers turned on him. He was rushed to the hospital but sadly never regained consciousness. His family is devastated.
The judge made it clear that murder carries a life sentence. Dix and Ruddock will be sentenced soon. Andrew’s family described him as a loyal dad and brother who loved football.
His sister shared how much he meant to them, saying he was a brilliant football player and a great friend. Andrew was passionate about music and festivals, and he loved his dog.
Detective Inspector Claire Lamerton expressed relief at the convictions. She emphasized that alcohol doesn’t excuse the violence that night. The loss of Andrew is a tragedy that will affect many.
