Jade Defoe, 26, died four days after being knocked to
the ground with a single punch.
A man who killed the half-brother of England footballer Jermain
Defoe with a single punch has been found guilty of manslaughter at
the Old Bailey.
Christopher Farley, 34, knocked Jade Defoe unconscious to the
ground in Newham, east London, last April.
Defoe, a 26-year-old father of three, fractured his skull and
suffered brain damage.
Defoe, known by his middle name Gavin, died four days later.
Farley, of Leytonstone, east London, later admitted to police he
had a "bad temper".
He was overheard by a prison officer during a telephone
conversation saying: "I did it – just one of those things."
Jermain Defoe rushed to his half-brother's bedside from training
with Tottenham after learning he was unlikely to survive.
Farley will be sentenced tomorrow.