Paris Wilson, 35, is found guilty of manslaughter but acquitted of murder in connection with the acid attack that killed her ex-husband, Danny Cahalane. The decision follows an eight-week trial. According to reporting, Cahalane had been targeted at his doorstep before the attack, with the case described as linked to a drugs-related dispute involving a reported £120,000 debt owed by Cahalane to a drugs kingpin. The court determines that Wilson is criminally responsible for Cahalane’s death at the manslaughter level, while the jury does not find the threshold for a murder conviction. The coverage emphasizes that Wilson’s conviction is for manslaughter rather than murder, reflecting a different finding on intent or culpability. The reporting also notes that Wilson is identified as Cahalane’s ex-wife. Further details of sentencing, the exact circumstances leading to the attack, and the legal reasoning for the distinction between manslaughter and murder are not provided in the supplied excerpts.