BURGLAR-killing farmer Tony Martin’s fortune has been revealed, 26 years after he killed a teenager at his home.
The farmer died aged 80 earlier this month, leaving behind a fortune worth about £5million.
But with no partner or children, questions swirled as to who would inherit his estate.
His estranged brother, his long-term house-keeper, nieces and cousins could all get a piece of his estate, it has today been revealed.
Tony came into the spotlight when he fired an illegal gun at two intruders from his Norfolk farmhouse in 1999, killing one and wounding the other.
His actions sparked a nationwide debate over the measures homeowners can take to defend their property, and landed Martin a five-year sentence for manslaughter .
But Martin continued to remain defiant over the death of Fred Barras – and never apologised for what happened.
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