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Man jailed 18 years for woman's death after machete threats

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 23 Oct, 16:20 · Archive

Jaiden Hassan-Agard was convicted of manslaughter after Tia Langdon fell from a balcony while being threatened with a machete.

Jaiden Hassan-Agard was found guilty of the manslaughter of Tia Langdon at Winchester Crown Court. The 25-year-old died following a fall from a flat on Cuckmere Lane, Southampton, on 28 August 2025. Hassan-Agard, 20, was also convicted of actual bodily harm for breaking her nose, threatening to kill her, false imprisonment and making threats with an offensive weapon.

The court heard that Hassan-Agard had accused Ms Langdon and a second woman of stealing drugs from him before he threatened them with a machete. Judge Mrs Justice Tipples told Hassan-Agard: 'You terrorised her so much that she saw no option but to try to escape you by going over the balcony.' She added that it was clear Ms Langdon was fatally injured and he did nothing to help her.

The judge imposed an extended sentence, meaning Hassan-Agard will be subject to a period on licence for a further three years after completing his prison term. She said: 'I am satisfied you do pose a significant risk to the public of serious harm.' Hassan-Agard had previous convictions for the rape of a 12-year-old girl, actual bodily harm and grievous bodily harm committed when he was 15.

Man jailed 18 years for woman's death after machete threats
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