Sheffield’s Hassan Jhangur, ‘Good Samaritan’ Killer, Sentenced to Life Imprisonment

In a tragic case of violence, Hassan Jhangur has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Chris Marriott. This incident took place during a wedding reception in Burngreave, Sheffield, in December 2023.
Details of the Crime
Hassan Jhangur, aged 25, attacked Chris Marriott, a 46-year-old father of two. The situation escalated when Jhangur intentionally drove his vehicle into a group of people amid a brawl. Marriott was attempting to assist Jhangur’s sister, who had collapsed, when he was struck.
Victim’s Legacy
Chris Marriott is remembered as a “Good Samaritan.” His act of kindness resulted in his untimely death at the crime scene. He is survived by his wife, Bryony, and their two sons, who expressed deep grief over the loss of a “genuine, kind, and loving” husband and father.
Impact of the Incident
The violent act not only cost Marriott his life but also left four others with serious injuries. The tragic events have left a significant mark on the local community and everyone involved.
Statements from Family
- Bryony Marriott: “His death will affect us for the rest of our lives.”
- Chris was a devoted father and husband.
The sentencing of Jhangur highlights the consequences of reckless behavior and the profound effects of violence on families and communities. El-Balad urges the public to reflect on the importance of conflict resolution without resorting to aggression.




