Two teenagers have been found guilty of murdering 16-year-old Brianna Ghey in a 'frenzied and ferocious' knife attack. The pair, known only as girl X and boy Y, were just 15 when Brianna was lured to Linear Park in Culcheth, near Warrington, and stabbed 28 times in her head, neck and back with a hunting knife on 11 February.
Two teenagers have been found guilty of murdering 16-year-old Brianna Ghey in a 'frenzied and ferocious' knife attack . The pair, known only as girl X and boy Y, were just 15 when Brianna was lured to Linear Park in Culcheth , near Warrington , and stabbed 28 times in her head, neck and back with a hunting knife on 11 February.
Speaking after the verdicts, the victim's mother Esther Ghey said 'our house feels empty' without the laughter of her 'larger than life' daughter who was 'funny, witty and fearless'. 'To know how scared my usually fearless child must have been when she was alone in that park with someone that she called her friend will haunt me forever,' she said in an emotional statement. Manchester Crown Court heard her killers were obsessed with violence, torture and death and had compiled a 'kill list' including Brianna, who was transgender, and four other children. Jurors were shown thousands of texts and WhatsApp messages exchanged between girl X and boy Y, who are now aged 16, in which they discussed their plan
Teenagers Guilty Murder Knife Attack Brianna Ghey Linear Park Culcheth Warrington Hunting Knife Violence Torture Death Kill List Transgender Children
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