Brian McIntosh Dead: This is the principal image of the sibling of MBE-winning West End star Matt Henry and his companion who were shot dead in a Range Rover on a modern state.
Will Henry, 31, and father-of-two Brian McIntosh, 29, were both shot in the chest in a ‘gangland-style’ execution in Brierley Hill, close to Dudley in the West Midlands.
His sibling Matt, 41, who has showed up in any semblance of Saturday Night Fever, Avenue Q and Kinky Boots in front of an audience in London, is supposed to be ‘crushed’ by the demise.
Recently, police captured a man on doubt of homicide in Carnforth, Lancashire, 130 miles from the scene. He was taken toward the West Midlands for addressing.
Brian McIntosh (left), 29, and Will Henry (right), 31, were both shot in the chest in a ‘gangland-style’ execution in Brierley Hill, close to Dudley in West Midlands +12
Brian McIntosh (left), 29, and Will Henry (right), 31, were both shot in the chest in a ‘gangland-style’ execution in Brierley Hill, close to Dudley in West Midlands
West End star Matt Henry (far left) with his sibling Matt Henry (second left, surrounded), who has been shot dead in a Range Rover on a mechanical state +12
West End star Matt Henry (far left) with his sibling Matt Henry (second left, surrounded), who has been shot dead in a Range Rover on a mechanical state
An aeronautical perspective on the mechanical home at Brierley Hill in the West Midlands yesterday +12
An aeronautical perspective on the mechanical home at Brierley Hill in the West Midlands yesterday
Officials dispatched a homicide examination after the men were found not long before 3.30pm on Wednesday. It is thought the casualties were murdered not long after 1pm.
Mr McIntosh ran a waste administration firm in Birmingham called Mak Waste, which is based 11 miles from Albion Works where the shooting occurred.
West End star Matt Henry won the best entertainer in a melodic honor for Kinky Boots at the 2016 Olivier Awards at the Royal Opera House +12
West End star Matt Henry won the best entertainer in a melodic honor for Kinky Boots at the 2016 Olivier Awards at the Royal Opera House
In August 2019, Mak Waste was fined £18,000 and Mr McIntosh was allowed a ten-month suspended jail sentence for his contribution in a 2,000-ton refuse heap in Dudley being relinquished.
He had conceded neglecting to consent to the states of a license on the site and not actioning consistence demands made by Environment Agency officials.
The doors of Mr McIntosh’s huge family home were shrouded in blossoms today as companions offered their appreciation to him.
One companion had tied a couple of Reebok boxing gloves to the iron doors with every glove bearing a directive for the perished. While one alluded to competing with Mr McIntosh, the other read: ‘To Will, RIP. Sorry you are no more. My considerations are with you and your family.’
Another pack of blossoms contained a message perusing: ‘Brian and Will, my heart is broken hearing the updates on your passing. I will miss you both to such an extent. Much obliged to you for all that you accomplished for me. My heart is numb. Tear.’
Outside Mr McIntosh’s huge disconnected home in the Woodgate region of west Birmingham, there were five vehicles left up outside. A lady addressed the radio however would not remark.