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February 07, 2024 - 07:37 PM พวงหรีดดอก - franklyncushing@uol.com.br The family of a girl who killed transgender teenager Brianna Ghey have described the year since the murder as 'beyond our worst nightmares'. In a statement released last night, Scarlett Jenkinson's family said that they agreed with 'the jury's verdict, the judge's sentence and the decision to name the culprits and added they are 'truly sorry' for her horrific crimes. Jenkinson was named and given a life sentence along with co-conspirator Eddie Ratcliffe for the murder of the 16-year-old in a Warrington park in February 2023. Both killers were 15 at the time. Jenkinson's family said that their lives were in 'turmoil, but the immediate focus is to make sure that we don't do anything against the wishes of Brianna's family.' They also thanked the mother of Brianna Ghey in their statement which read: 'We offer our sincere thanks to Esther Ghey for her incredible selflessness and empathy towards our family. 'Her compassion is overwhelming and we are forever grateful. Face of a killer: Scarlett Jenkinson was named for the first time on Friday A family photo, taken when Jenkinson was aged 11, shows her dressed in a smart blue dress, flanked by her parents, as they attend a party with family friends Aged five, she is pictured perched on top of a pony wearing a purple riding helmet. A relative commented: 'My beautiful Scarlett at her horse-riding party, she loved it' Scarlett Jenkinson, previously known only as Girl X, was convicted of Brianna's murder and admitted to being obsessed with serial killers and torture videos Brianna was stabbed to death 28 times with a hunting knife on February 11, suffering 'unsurvivable' injuries Eddie Ratcliffe, a former champion kickboxer, was revealed as Boy Y on Friday Ratcliffe (pictured) who brought the hunting knife to the scene himself, said he thought Jenkinson was 'joking' in a message about killing Brianna 'To all of Brianna's family and friends, our community and everyone else that has... IP : 64.137.8.15 |