Malt, who was estranged from his wife and children, was living separately at a different address.
Andrew Jackson, prosecuting, earlier told jurors that Malt argued with Ms Malt and threatened her boyfriend, Arthur Marnell, with a crowbar in Leete Way before he "reversed his car into and knocked over his daughter"."He stopped, then he drove the car forward again over her body. "These actions killed Lauren Malt, and later examination of her body revealed bruising, lacerations and crushing injuries to her head, torso, arms and legs."Picture: Norfolk Police
A post-mortem examination recorded that she died of significant traumatic injuries to her chest and abdomen.Malt, of Lynn Road, King's Lynn, denied his daughter's murder, claiming it was an accident, but was found guilty following a trial.Mr Jackson said that after Malt "failed in his bid to inflict violence" on Ms Malt's boyfriend and she told him to go home "he was totally consumed with anger".
Mr Jackson said that, on the evening Ms Malt was killed, Malt went to the shop where his wife worked, drove to her home and made repeated phone calls.
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