Disabled teenager stabbed to death in machete attack, court hears
Disabled teenager, 17, was stabbed to death in machete attack after mother drove her son and gang of youths to scene, court hears Levi Ernest-Morrison killed on April 10 in Sydenham, in alleged machete attack Nicola Leighton, 36, allegedly drove her son, Tyreese Ulysses, 19, and three other youths to the scene of the killing Defendants appeared in court via video to confirm names and answer charges Nicola Leighton and the three youths deny murder and possession of an offensive weapon Tyreese Ulysses denied murder and admitted possession of offensive weapon
A disabled teenager was stabbed to death in an alleged pre-planned machete attack after a mother and son drove a gang of youths to the scene, a court has heard.
Nicola Leighton 36, her son Tyreese Ulysses, 19, together with three youths aged 14, 15, and 17, denied murdering 17-year-old Levi Ernest-Morrison on April 10 in Sydenham.
Leighton allegedly drove Ulysses
