Two teen killers have been jailed for the murder of Khayri McLean, 15, in a pre-meditated attack, with police left baffled by the motive
Pusey and Harriott charged towards him aggressively and Pusey stabbed Khayri in the chest with what proved to be a fatal blow, as it went through his ribs and penetrated one of his lungs and heart.
"He was a loving and caring person who loved Manchester United and rugby, was happy in a relationship and had plans to study engineering as he grew older. Chief superintendent Jim Griffiths, district commander of Kirklees Police, said that Khayri's murder was a "tragedy" for his family and friends - and a "dreadful event" for locals.
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