Brianna Ghey Murder Case Breakthrough: Convicted Teenagers Found Guilty in Northwest England
Convicted teens were found guilty in the Brianna Ghey murder case, revealing chilling trial details in Northwest England.
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Convicted teens were found guilty in the Brianna Ghey murder case, revealing chilling trial details in Northwest England.
A boy and a girl have been found guilty of murdering a transgender teenager during a frenzied knife attack in northwestern England earlier this year. Sixteen-year-old Brianna Ghey was stabbed with a hunting knife 28 times in her head, neck, chest and back in the town of Warrington on Feb. 11. The convicted pair, identified only as girl X and boy Y, are 16 now but were 15 at the time. They had denied killing Ghey and each blamed the other for the daylight knife attack. A jury of seven men and five women convicted the two following a four-week trial at Manchester Crown Court. Jurors deliberated ...
A jury found that a boy and a girl, both now 16, murdered Brianna Ghey, 16, who was stabbed 28 times at a park near Manchester in February.
The convicts, a boy and a girl, had planned the attack for weeks, detailed in a handwritten plan and hundreds of phone messages found by detectives. They had also discussed killing others, which prompted police to rule out transphobia as a motivation behind Ghey's murder.
2 found guilty of killing U.K. trans teen