An Ontario judge has now sentenced three people connected with the brutal torture and killing of a Hamilton man three years ago.

Tommy Hoang was killed in February 2021 after being lured to his then-girlfriend’s apartment on Main Street East near Sherman Avenue South.

There, he was beaten, tortured and robbed.

The Crown previously described the murder as an ambush that was “motivated by greed,” telling the court how 30-year-old Hoang was found with his throat slashed, a fractured skull, numerous wounds and bite marks.

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He died in hospital two weeks later.

Jason Long, Madeleine Peternel, Robyn Cove and Daniel Holland are the four accused in the case.

Long was convicted of second-degree murder on Jan. 22 and sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 16 years.

Holland, Peternel and Cove pleaded guilty to manslaughter.

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On Thursday, Justice Paul Sweeny sentenced Holland to seven years with credit for time served, leaving him with 26 and a half months left.

Peternel, who was Hoang’s girlfriend at the time, was given five and a half years with credit for time served. She has 22 months and 22 days remaining.

Cove got five years and three months with credit for time served, with five months and 18 days to go.

Both Peternel and Cove are required to serve three years on probation after their jail time.