Three men have been jailed for life after they hacked a man to death with an 'arsenal of knives'.Gregory Castillo Volquez was stabbed 22 times and beaten with a crutch and a nail-embedded plank in Haringey, north London, on January 13 last year.He had been out drinking when the 36-year-old was attacked out of sight from CCTV by Benito Ramirez Kones, 20, Carlos Akum Metumbe, 22, and Luiggi Perelli Santana, also 22.While Mr Volquez lay dying in the street, his murderers 'went into the night' before attempting to flee the country.Metumbe and Santana, who were Spanish and Italian nationals respectively, reached Spain while Kones - who is also a Spanish national - did not leave Britain.Kones was arrested in Swansea last year while Metumbe and Santana were extradited in August and October last year respectively.Now, following sentencing on Friday, Metumbe and Santana were jailed for life while Kones was sentenced to life in custody.In a hearing pierced by heavy sobs from the public gallery, the judge said: 'This was a truly wicked crime committed by very dangerous men. Pictured: Luiggi Perelli Santana, 22, who has been jailed for life today for his part in the murder of Gregory Castillo Volquez Pictured: Carlos Akum Metumbe, 22, who was jailed for life today for his part in the murder of Mr Volquez Pictured: Benito Ramirez Kones, 20, who was sentenced to a life in custody today for his role in the murder of Mr Volquez 'In my judgment, none of you have shown any real remorse for what you did – you each chose to contest this case and I am unable to reduce the sentences in the absence of guilty pleas.'The violence inflicted on (Mr Volquez) in the car park was grossly disproportionate to any threat he could have posed.'Southwark Crown Court heard that Mr Volquez had spent the night drinking with friends in clubs in south London before they travelled north of the river to a housing estate in Haringey.They spent about 30 to 40 minutes inside before CCTV showed them walking towards the car park overlooked by the flat, at 4.53am.About a minute later, they were seen moving backwards from Metumbe and Santana 'as you launched your combined attack upon the deceased, armed with the hospital crutch and a machete,' the judge said.The young men chased them and continued the assault before returning to a ground floor flat.Mr Volquez collapsed between two parked cars and was found unconscious by police minutes later.He was pronounced dead at 5.37am having sustained 22 'sharp force injuries'.Evidence also showed he had been stamped on and kicked in the face by more than one person. Gregory Castillo Volquez (pictured) was stabbed 22 times and beaten with a crutch and a nail-embedded plank in Haringey, north London , on January 13 last yearThe heel of one of Kones's trainers had struck Mr Volquez above his left eye when he was clearly bleeding, the judge added.Mr Volquez’s mother Lusitania read a victim impact statement to the court in Spanish.She said: ‘I don’t have the words to describe the pain of having lost him.’‘He was a kind and noble person.’‘Since he was a young child Gregory had a big heart. He liked to give a hand to people without expecting anything in return.’‘His death left a huge void in my life and in the life of my family.’She added that his murder had not only ended her son's life but 'changed my life forever'. ‘The loss to our family is impossible to repair,’ the mother continued. ‘I often pray to God not to be filled with hatred for those who killed my son.’The judge told the defendants: 'In your evidence the two of you each attempted to restrict your involvement in this offence to what you considered could be proved against you from the closed circuit television (CCTV) footage and forensic evidence.'Apart from your admission to limited involvement with a machete in the initial stages of the events, by you, Mr Metumbe… none of you accepted repeatedly stabbing the deceased with the arsenal of knives which was subsequently seized by the police.'Each of the men 'acted as a principal in this offence,' he said. At the time of the attack, Kones was serving a suspended sentence for possession of a locking knife in October 2024, Mr Justice Bourne KC told the court.Santana was on court bail after failing to attend a November 2024 hearing for having a 'machete with tape around the handle' in his trousers – similar to the one used in the murder, he added.