Five men have each been jailed for 12 and a half years after a man was killed in Basildon following a drugs feud.
Ahmed Musse, 32, was stabbed in the leg in Kingfishers before being taken to woodland in Sporhams, where he was later discovered.
Mr Musse, from London, died in hospital the following day.
Hussein Ahmed, 23, of Bacon Street, London, Mohammed Ahmed, 23, of Jamaica Street, London, Abdul Salah, 20, of York Avenue, Middlesex and Jake Rowlands, 26, of no fixed address, were charged with murder.
They admitted charges of manslaughter at Chelmsford Crown Court on April 8, which were accepted by the prosecution.
A fifth man, Gary Goodwin, 36, of Princes Close, Laindon, was charged with murder but admitted a charge of conspiracy to rob Mr Musse, which was accepted by the prosecution.
All five were jailed for 12 and a half years each at Chelmsford Crown Court today (Thursday).
Mr Musse was chased and stabbed, before being dragged into a car and dumped at the side of the road in Sporhams, on August 26.
The court heard he was attacked during a robbery, which stemmed from rivalry between drug dealing groups.