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09 May, 2008 02:46 (GMT +00:00)
Two Teens charged with Lyle murder
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Two 16 and 17-year-old boys have been charged with murder for stabbing to death Lyle Tulloch in Borough last weekend.

Lyle, 15, was attacked in a stairwell at Newall House  at a party last Saturday, Tulloch became the 12th youth to die in gang related violence this year.


Friends believe attack was planned

Friends at the same party believe it was a planned attack.

The two killers, approached Lyle in the stairwell and accused Lyle of stealing a £50 mobile phone, then lunged at him with a hidden blade. He was stabbed three times, once in the heart. The lad screamed and collapsed bleeding at flats in Southwark, South London, at 1.40am on Saturday.


Party had a 'menacing atmosphere'

Lyle's friend apparently leapt 20ft from a second-floor balcony to flee the killers. According to witnesses the murdered boy was laughing with his attackers only moments earlier. The party had what was described as a 'menacing atmosphere' as there were only a handful of girls and up to 20 boys.
The two accused, who can not be named for legal reasons, will appear in court today.


 
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