Teen who lured best pal to spot where he was stabbed and buried is jailed
Police discovered a grave by the Northern Spire bridge in Sunderland
Kieran, who lived in supported accommodation, was at the home of his mum, Tracey Williams, on April 18.Jurors at Newcastle Crown Court were told the 18-year-old had suffered more than 20 stab wounds in a "prolonged and sustained attack". On May 31 last year, cops discovered a grave dug in a wooded area near a disused industrial estate in Sunderland.
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