Tyler Ford denies murder charges after fatal crash in Swansea
Tyler Ford, 18, a nine-time world kickboxing champion, has denied murder, attempted murder and causing grievous bodily harm with intent following a fatal crash involving a car and an off-road bike in Gorseinon, Swansea. Ceiran Evans, also 18, died after the collision on Pen Cae Crwn Road on 9 July; the charges relate to his death and a second person.
Elliot Truelove, 33, and Liam Thomas, 18, both from Swansea, also denied the three charges. Trisha Thomas, 36, denied assisting an offender. A trial is due to begin on 11 January next year and is expected to last up to six weeks; Evans’s family said he was deeply loved and would be missed.
- Kickboxing champion Tyler Ford denies murder after a fatal crash in Swansea.
- Two other men deny related charges; a woman denies assisting an offender.
- The trial is set for 11 January and may last six weeks.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “World champion kickboxer charged with murder and attempted murder after man dies in crash between car and off-road bike”.