A wannabe hip-hop artist who has put a beloved family man dead for his wife has finally learned his fate about the shocking crime.
Spencer Shumski, 22, Van Sales faced weapon costs when he all put Clint in the early hours of 8 May 2023.
On Friday he was convicted in the Supreme Court of Victoria to six years in prison with a non-conditional period of just three years after a jury was not guilty of murder, but the lesser indictment against manslaughter.
Shumski has already spent 691 days behind bars, which means that he can request conditional release in May next year.
The punishment, delivered by justice Michael Croucher, is stunned by Mr Allen family, with audible panting in the entire courtroom.
Mr Allen, 38, had I celebrated his wife's 37th birthday when he was confronted with Shumski outside the Criterion Hotel in Sale, Victoria, about 200 km east of Melbourne.
In details of the jury, Shumski was free in the community on bail after he was accused of drug and firearms.
Mr Allen died after he was stabbed twice, his heart, aorta and liver after a verbal argument with the criminal.
Spencer Shumski arrives on Friday at the Victoria Supreme Court for his sentence
Clint Allen, 38, His wife Bek (depicted together) in happier times
When opening the process in November, the jury saw the argument unfold on CCTV images that were recorded outside the pub.
Mr Allen had attended Jack Ryan's Irish Pub on sale for the birthday party when his friend was cast after taking a woman's phone.
The court heard that Mr Allen, who would soon become a grandfather, followed his friend and started walking home.
Meawhile tried to actively prevent Shumski from leaving one of his friends left the pub and went after the man.
Shumski had been a wannabe musician and photographer, who placed music videos online under the artist name NP Benzey.
CCTV conquered Shumski and waved a knife to the man who was ejected before Mr Alle hurried help.
Shumski put the knife in the chest of Mr Allen and he fell to the ground.
Unfourished by the wound, Mr Alle confronted the knife-waving criminal again, but suffered a stab wound during the trial.
Rebekah Allen could not hide her despair from the punishment of Justice Croucher when leaving the court on Friday
Spencer Shumski, 20, Van Sales performs under the name NP Benzey
Spencer Shumski, 20, Van Sales is accused of murder
Shumski and his friends walked away and left the Lord all behind to bleed on the footpath while paramedics hurried to save his life.
In a long conviction that lasted more than an hour to deliver, Justice Croucher said he accepted that Shumski was not going to kill Mr All.
“He just had to turn the other cheek and run away,” he said.
Justice Croucher said he accepted that Shumski acted impulsively out of fear and thus soften his debt.
“He hardly had time to think. He just responded it in a dangerous way. I accept his proof that he did not strive for any part of Mr Allen's body, “he said.
“Mr Shumski also said that he did not intend to cause any injury and less serious injury. With regard to all the evidence … I am satisfied with reasonable doubt that he was most intended to injure the Lord Allen or cause slight injury. '
Shumski had always claimed that he did not leave the pub with the intention of seriously injuring Mr All.
The court heard that he had offered to argue guilty of manslaughter, but refused to accept prosecutors, running what Justice Croucher described as a 'weak murder case'.
Clint Allen (photo) was a BMX champion and an outdoor enthusiast who loved camping, dirt bikes and 4WDs
Clint Allen (depicted with his wife Bek) was stabbed to death when the couple walked home after celebrating her birthday
“It was self -defense, straight up,” Shumski had told the police to surrender the next day.
The court heard that Shumski sent several messages to friends that he expected to go to prison.
“I have done something terrible and I may not be able to talk to you for years, depending on a few factors and I will talk to you as soon as possible,” he told a friend.
The meaning of Friday offers the lovers of Mr Alle little comfort.
The desperate family of Mr Allen SHUMSKI confronted during a hearing for the pre-sentence last month.
'My heart is broken into a million small pieces, sadness so heartbreaking that I wouldn't wish for anyone. Not even on my worst enemy, and my worst enemy are you, “Allen told Shumski.
Mrs Allen choked the tears back and condemned Shumski for his shameful actions.
'I still have visions of Clint's head on the footpath when they tried to breathe new life into him so hard. But I knew it was too late. He was dead, “she said.
The Criterion Hotel in Sale became the scene for a horrible stab attack that one man left dead
Spencer Shumski knocked over drugs and violence
'You only took his life away for 55 minutes after my birthday ended.
“The screams of my girls, as I told them that Dad was not coming home, has been etched in my memory forever and is chasing me to this day.”
Before the tragedy, Shumski had to be famous to become famous and sing about that desire entitled 'Memories'.
“I thought about it,” he sang. 'What I want to do afterwards. I thought of. My face on the big screen. My life as a movie.
'Makin these large movements in the stand with Scooby. Place behind with a rack roll in a doobie. '
Some texts from Shumski spoke about traditional teenage anxiety, such as lost love, drugs and violence.
'You know I use drugs myself. I feel consistently alone, 'he sang on his song' Love Deep '.
“I wish someone would come, let me know. Everything will be fine, just be strong. '
