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2 November 2026

Crown already has the man who killed Kyle Whorrall, says defence lawyer

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Crown already has the man who killed Kyle Whorrall, says defence lawyer

One teenager has already pleaded guilty to Whorall’s murder, but four others are still on trial.

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