A fresh appeal for information is being made ten years after the death of Merseyside father-of-two Kevin Lavelle. He died after arguing with a gang of railway workers from Pontypridd at an Oxfordshire pub.
Police have issued a renewed appeal for information to find the killer of a father of two, ten years after his death.
Kevin Lavelle, from Merseyside, was struck with a dumbbell during a pub brawl following an England football match in 2004.
Officers believe there are witnesses in Pontypridd who have important information about how Mr Lavelle died.
The family of a father- of -two from Liverpool who was murdered 10 years ago say they'll never give up hope of justice
Kevin Lavelle was attacked with an iron dumbell in a pub in Oxfordshire.
He'd been working away from home to raise cash to get married to his fiancee:-
A fresh appeal for information is being made ten years after the death of Merseyside father-of-two Kevin Lavelle.
Mr Lavelle, 29, died after arguing with a gang of Welsh railway workers at an Oxfordshire pub.
Kevin was from Bootle. He was beaten with an iron bar and died from a horrific catalogue of 50 separate injuries.
Mr Lavelle was attacked on the night of an England versus Portugal Euro 2004 match at the Cricketers Pub on 24 June 2004 while working in Banbury.
Up to £30,000 is now on offer to anyone with information about the attack in which Mr Lavelle suffered 50 injuries.
A trial at Oxford crown court in 2006 collapsed when members of the gang would not reveal who had struck the fatal blows.
DNA evidence found on the bar came from three men but it could not be proved which one had used it to kill Mr Lavelle.
In March 2009, an inquest returned a verdict of unlawful killing.