Teenager Killed Ex-Girlfriend After Facebook Friend Offered A Free Meal To Do It
A 16 years old teenager in Great Britain killed his ex-girlfriend after posting threatening messages on Facebook, and one of his friends said he would buy him breakfast if he does it.
Joshua Davies, aged 16, murdered his ex-girlfriend, Rebecca Aylward, in an isolated location, smashing her head with a rock of the size of a rugby ball, writes Daily Mail.
Joshua, a bookish boy coming from a churchgoing family, shocked everyone with they way he used the social networks for planning the murder of his ex-girlfriend, aged 15.
A few weeks before the crime was committed, one of the teenager’s friends joke, saying he will buy him a breakfast if he kills Rebecca. Two days before the crime, Joshua replayed saying to his friend that he may have to buy him a breakfast.
Rebecca and Joshua Davies knew each other for five ears and they were involved in a relationship for three months, before Rebecca decide to brake up with him. Still, Rebecca was extremely happy to see that in October 2010, her ex-boyfriend wants to see her again.
The teenager murdered Rebecca by smashing her head with a rock and leaving her dead body in the woods, then brought one of his friends there and shown him the corpse.
Joshua Davies then changed his Facebook status, writing that he was home at the moment when the murder was committed and even said that he is worried about her faith. Davies planned to blame the friend he brought to the crime scene for Rebecca’s murder.
The teenager’s friends said that Joshua had a dark side and that he was extremely jealous and possessive in his relationship with Rebecca. Shortly after she broke up with him, Joshua started some rumors about an abortion and her attempts to get pregnant just to continue their relationship.
Joshua even wrote some threatening messages on social networks targeting Rebecca. Joshua texted his friends that he is going to kill Rebecca, by drowning her into a river or pushing her off a cliff, but non of his friends thought he could do such things.
Several months before committing the crime, Joshua posted on Facebook, MSN Messenger or Bebo, saying that he wants to kill his ex-girlfriend, but his friends replied with smiles, not taking the messages serious.
Joshua Davies was found guilty for the murder of Rebecca Aylward.
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