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Woman, 18, admits murdering girl, 16, in Leeds
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Kayla Smith stabbed Chloe Watson Dransfield to death during planned fight over young man An 18-year-old woman who stabbed a teenage girl to death during a planned fight over a young man has pleaded guilty to murder. Chloe Watson Dransfield, 16, was attacked by Kayla Smith, 18, af
Kayla Smith stabbed Chloe Watson Dransfield to death during planned fight over young man An 18-year-old woman who stabbed a teenage girl to death during a planned fight over a young man has pleaded guilty to murder. Chloe Watson Dransfield, 16, was attacked by Kayla Smith, 18, after going to the latter’s home with her boyfriend Blake Dowling in Leeds, West Yorkshire, a court heard. Continue reading...
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