A LISSON Grove man has is facing prison for the part he played in the �40million Graff diamond heist on Tuesday. Soloman Beyene, 25, of Lilestone Street, was of conspiracy to rob at Woolwich Crown Court after a marathon 68 hours and 36 minutes of jury de

A LISSON Grove man is facing prison for the part he played in the �40million Graff diamond heist on Tuesday.

Soloman Beyene, 25, of Lilestone Street, was of conspiracy to rob at Woolwich Crown Court after a marathon 68 hours and 36 minutes of jury deliberation, over 15 days.

His fellow defendant, Clinton Mogg, 43, was found guilty of the same charge.

Beyene lowered his head and looked at the ground as he was convicted. Mogg, who stood beside him, stared blankly ahead.

The jury earlier convicted gang leader Aman Kassaye, 25, and Thomas Thomas, 46, of their roles in Britain's biggest ever gems robbery.

Another accomplice Craig Calderwood, 27, is facing a retrial after the jury failed to reach a verdict in his case.

On Tuesday last week Thomas Thomas, 46, who hired a 7.5-tonne lorry which was used to block traffic was convicted.

Alleged gang members Courtney Lawrence, 31, and David Joseph, 23, were cleared of any involvement.

Despite the convictions, the crime bosses who masterminded the robbery remain at large and the whereabouts of the stolen diamonds is unknown.