By Chris Pleasance for MailOnline A farmer who caught national attention after shooting a burglar dead at his house in 1999 says he will not move back to his former home because he fears he could kill again. Tony Martin became a household name after he killed 16-year-old Fred Barras and seriously injured Brendan Fearon, then 28, with a shotgun after the pair broke into his farmhouse. Martin was originally convicted of murder, causing national controversy, but in 2001 the charge was reduced to manslaughter and his sentence was cut to five years by the Appeal Court. Scroll down for video
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Tony Martin drew national attention after killing burglar at house in 1999
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In 2000 he was jailed for life for murder of Fred Barras, 16, at remote home
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Released in 2003 after legal appeal which reduced charge to manslaughter
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Says he won't move back to farmhouse 'because it could happen again'
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Called for laws to protect homeowners who chose to defend themselves
30 October 2001: Martin's murder conviction is reduced to manslaughter, and his 10-year sentence for wounding @placeholder is cut to three years, to run concurrently.