Murder of Hannah Foster - Sentence

Sentence

On 25 November 2008, Kohli, then aged 41, was found guilty of all charges at Winchester Crown Court and sentenced to life imprisonment, with a recommended minimum term of 24 years, less two years for time already served in the UK on remand. Hannah's family expressed their disappointment in the sentence, hoping that the killer would spend the rest of his life in prison.

Under the trial judge's recommendation, Kohli is expected to remain in prison until at least 2030 and the age of 63.

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