Brianna Ghey jury hears dog walker's 999 call after finding teen
The call 999 was made by Kathryn Vize, who had been walking her dog with her husband when they came across dying 16-year-old Brianna Ghey.
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The call 999 was made by Kathryn Vize, who had been walking her dog with her husband when they came across dying 16-year-old Brianna Ghey.
A dog walker who found Brianna Ghey told a 999 operator help needed to come "quickly", a court hears.
Girl and boy, both now aged 16, on trial for murder of the 16-year-old in park near Warrington in February
Brianna left her house on the afternoon of February 11 and boarded a bus to a park in Culcheth, near Warrington, Cheshire, where she was stabbed 28 times.
A distressing emergency call made by a passerby who found the body of transgender teenager Brianna Ghey has been played to a jury. Kathryn Vize told the call operator the teen was "really hurt".