A driver who reversed over and killed a mother in front of her young sons before setting his car on fire has been jailed for more than seven years.
Kiel Sanderson, 40, fatally struck Donna Smith, 48, after a violent argument outside her home in Bradford, West Yorkshire, in August last year.
He then set his car on fire in a bid to destroy any potentially vital evidence.
At Bradford Crown Court, he was found guilty yesterday of causing death by dangerous driving. He had already admitted to perverting the course of justice.
In a statement, Donna's family said 'no sentence will bring Donna back', and that she was 'missed so very much'.
Sanderson was jailed for seven years and two months. He was also disqualified from driving for eight years and seven months and he must also pass an extended re-test.
Paying tribute, Donna's family said: 'She was a daughter and a mum to her two sons. She is missed, so very much.
'It has been particularly hard to come to terms with how Donna died. We would like to thank the police investigation team for their dedication and hard work which helped secure the conviction of the man responsible for Donna's death.'
Kiel Sanderson, 40, fatally struck Donna Smith, 48, after a violent argument outside her home in Bradford, West Yorkshire, in August last year
Donna's family said 'no sentence will bring Donna back', and that she was 'missed so very much'
Sanderson seen driving before he killed mother-of-two Donna outside her home in Bradford, West Yorkshire, in August last year
After the fatal incident, Sanderson then set his car on fire in a bid to destroy any potentially vital evidence.
Senior Investigating Officer in the case, Detective Chief Inspector Stacey Atkinson of the Homicide and Major Enquiry Team, said: 'This was a tragic and devastating incident in which Donna Smith lost her life after being struck by a vehicle driven by Sanderson, in full view of horrified witnesses, including her own sons.
'The evidence presented during the trial highlighted the shocking circumstances of her death and the profound impact it has had on all those who witnessed the incident.
'Our thoughts remain firmly with Donna's family and loved ones.
'No verdict can undo the pain they have suffered, and they will continue to live with this devastating loss while reliving the distressing circumstances surrounding her death.
'We would like to thank the witnesses who came forward to assist the investigation and recognise the professionalism and dedication of everyone involved in securing justice in this case.
'While this conviction brings a measure of accountability, it cannot lessen the tragedy of a life lost.
'We hope the outcome provides some measure of closure for Donna's family as they continue to come to terms with their loss.'