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News Crime, levi ernest morrison. The moment a lying mother breaks down in tears after driving her son and his friends to kill an autistic boy in a horrific machete attack will be shown on TV. Levi Ernest-Morrison, 17, was chased by four masked thugs and fatally stabbed in Sydenhamsouth London.

A mother and her teenage son have been found guilty of killing a year-old boy in a machete attack in south London. Nichola Leighton, 36, and her son Tyreese Ulysses, 19, had been on trial along with three teenagers over the death of Levi Ernest-Morrison. The attack in Sydenham took just 30 seconds before the group sprinted back to the waiting car, driven by Leighton, prosecutor Bill Emlyn Jones told the court. She rang the police about it and told the police that if the boys came back, she was going to batter them. But before she had phoned the police, she contacted with her son Tyreese Ulysses. Leighton admitted driving the boys to the scene but denied being aware they were armed, while her son claimed they only wanted to scare off the gang. She was found guilty of murder and having an offensive weapon.

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A boy who was 14 when he was part of a group who fatally stabbed another teenager in south London has been jailed for more than six years. The Old Bailey heard the boy was recruited into the group, which chased and attacked Levi Ernest-Morrison, 17, in Sydenham on 10 April last year. The boy pleaded guilty to manslaughter on Friday after a jury previously failed to reach a verdict on murder. Following a trial last year, four other people were jailed over the killing. The court heard the group, armed with a knife and three machetes, was driven to the scene by one of their mothers. After the attack, which took just 30 seconds, the youths sprinted back to the waiting car and sped away. The youngest member of the group, who is now 16, from Lewisham, was sentenced to six years and three months in custody, with a further five years on extended licence. Judge Peter Rook told him this type of crime was a "truly grave" offence, "characterised by the use of lethal weapons". The judge noted the devastating effect on the victim's family and also acknowledged the defendant had been identified as a victim of modern slavery and had suffered neglect in his childhood. Send your story ideas to hellobbclondon bbc. Mum who drove son to machete killing is jailed. Mother and son guilty over boy's machete attack. Image source, Met Police.

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The boy was aged just 14 when he was recruited to join in on the revenge attack on year-old Levi Ernest Morrison on April 10 last year. The youngest member of a pack of youths who fatally stabbed a teenager after being driven to the scene by one of their mothers has been locked up for more than six years. The group of youths had been armed with three machetes and a knife when they chased Levi and his friend in Sydenham, south London. After the attack, which took just 30 seconds, the youths sprinted back to the waiting car and Leighton sped away. Following a trial last year, mother-of-three Leighton, 37, was jailed for life with a minimum term of 23 years for murder. Ulysses, 20, from Catford, was jailed for 13 years for manslaughter with a further five years on extended licence.

News London. Nicola Leighton, 36, drove her son, Tyreese Ulysses, 19, and three other youths to the scene of the killing. When Ulysses learned they were bothering his mother, he rallied friends, all armed with knives - jurors were told. Leighton admitted driving the boys to the scene but denied being aware they were armed, while her son claimed they only wanted to scare off the gang. Ulysses, from Catford south London, who admitted having a weapon, was cleared of murder but convicted of manslaughter by a majority of 10 to two after a jury deliberated for more than 40 hours. Commuters left stranded for three hours after train hit tree. Drivers hit with hour long delays on M25 after three vehicle collision - live. Two youths, aged 16 and 17, who had also admitted having weapons, were unanimously convicted of murder.

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Ulysses, from Catford south London, who admitted having a weapon, was cleared of murder but convicted of manslaughter by a majority of 10 to two after a jury deliberated for more than 40 hours. Two youths, aged 16 and 17, who had also admitted having weapons, were unanimously convicted of murder. The jury was discharged after failing to reach a verdict on a charge of murder relating to another youth, aged Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Please refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged in Please refresh your browser to be logged in. For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails.

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Who is she? She has driven them all to the scene of the offence, then she helps them get away and tries to help cover it up. Coronation Street's Sue Nicholls pays tribute to ex co-star John Savident after his death aged 'My memories of working with him are a joy' Grime star Wiley forfeits his MBE for 'bringing the honours system into disrepute' after he likened Jews to the Ku Klux Klan Charles' new wingman! Islamists are now in charge of Britain, Suella Braverman has said after the Commons Speaker admitted he had been wrong to ignore protocol over security threats to MPs. Levi, who had autism and nerve damage, was chased by the gang before being caught and knifed. Leighton, 37, was found guilty of murder and jailed at the Old Bailey for life with a minimum term of 23 years in News Crime. Sprules, 18, from Lewisham, was locked up for at least 20 years for murder and a year-old boy, from Bromley, who had swung a machete at Levi causing him to trip over, was detained for life with a minimum of 16 years for murder. Group The moment a lying mother breaks down in tears after driving her son and his friends to kill an autistic boy in a horrific machete attack will be shown on TV. Levi was looking forward to starting an apprenticeship in construction and marrying his girlfriend. View image in fullscreen. Transport for London. Leighton admitted driving the boys to the scene but denied being aware they were armed, while her son claimed they only wanted to scare off the gang.

News Crime. Nicola Leighton, 36, allegedly drove her son, Tyreese Ulysses, 19, and three other youths to the scene of the killing, a court heard.

Sprules, of Lewisham , and a boy, 16, from Bromley, were also locked up for at least 20 and 16 years respectively for the same offence. The UK's 'prettiest town' 4 hours from London you mustn't confuse with another with same name called one of the worst. Plymouth bomb detonation: Warhead may not be detonated until tomorrow, police say, after military convoy Wolverhampton 10 hours ago. Today's headlines Most Read Ellie Goulding and Caspar Jopling confirm marriage split in emotional statements - as pals say there is Those using Android phones have been urged to delete these five apps infected with malware from their devices - Samsung Galaxy users should be on high alert. The Telegraph. Battersea Power Station to open exhibition hall with themes including Marvel and indoor padel courts. UK markets closed. Detectives from the Murder Investigation Team must track down those responsible. Levi was looking forward to starting an apprenticeship in construction and marrying his girlfriend. Wiley stripped of MBE for 'bringing honour system into disrepute'. Expert who's spent decades exploring 'blue zone' phenomenon reveals why bread and beans could help you live longer Body of missing five-year-old girl is found in a canal just minutes after she disappeared from home Britain's baby bust laid bare: Fertility rate plunges to all-time low as expert warns 'slow-burn' crisis could cripple the economy The Bolton News. Leighton, 37, was found guilty of murder and jailed at the Old Bailey for life with a minimum term of 23 years in