County lines teenage gang jailed for man’s death – Suki Dhadda led by Hugh Davies OBE KC for the Crown
Three teenage drug runners who posed for smiling selfies before and after beating a homeless man to death have been jailed for a total of more than 23 years.
The gang, who can now be named after turning 18, carried out a savage county lines retribution attack on Anthony Marks, 51, who later died from his injuries.
Mr Marks was found by police with serious injuries to his head and arms at King’s Cross Station at around 5.25am on August 10 2024. He died in hospital more than a month later, on September 14 2024.
The court heard how Mr Marks was first struck with a car bumper before being chased down, stamped on and beaten with a gin bottle in a brutal and sustained attack. During the attack, Mr Marks was repeatedly kicked and struck over the head with a glass bottle. The trio only fled when a member of the public intervened, chasing them away with a cricket bat. Mr Marks later stumbled into King’s Cross Station seeking help, where he was found by police covered in blood. Officers were able to speak to him before his death and used CCTV to build a detailed timeline of the assault.
Jaidee Bingham, 18, known as ‘Ghost’, of Dagenham, was unanimously found guilty of murder. He was jailed for 16 years.
Eymaiyah Lee Bradshaw-McKoy, 18, and Mia Campos-Jorge, 19, were found guilty of manslaughter by a majority verdict at the Old Bailey on October 30 2025.
Bradshow-McKoy was jailed for three years and 11 months, while Campos-Jorge has been sentenced to three years and six months behind bars.
Bingham and Bradshaw-McKoy were 16 years old when they killed the victim, while Campos-Jorge was 17.
Suki Dhadda was led by Hugh Davies OBE KC of Three Raymond Buildings for the Prosecution.
