Thug who stabbed Kent teen to death in 2006 is set to walk free from prison
Thug who stabbed a teenager to death in 2006 is set to walk free from prison - after receiving a life sentence with 15-year minimum jail term Peter Connolly murdered Christopher Alaneme, 18, after the teen was chased by a gang of white men on holiday on Isle of Sheppey, Kent Nigerian-born Christopher grew up in Penge, south London, but had moved to coastal town because he considered it safer Connolly, then aged 29, fatally stabbed teen in the abdomen in April 2006 Probation hearing in November found Connolly, from Peckham, south-east London, fit for release
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A thug who stabbed a black teenager to death in 2006 is set to walk free from jail.
Peter Connolly murdered Christopher Alaneme, 18, after the teen was chased by a gang of five white men who were on holiday on the Isle of Sheppey, in Kent.
Nigerian-born Christopher grew up in Penge, south London, but had moved to the coastal town because he considered it safer.
The teen, who had been living in the Blue Town area of Sheerness for about two years, was fatally stabbed in the abdomen during the attack in the High Street on April 21 around midnight. He died about an hour later.
Peter Connolly (above), who stabbed a black teenager to death in 2006 is set to walk free from jail. Connolly, then
