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Summary Of The Boy I Just Wanted To Have Murder By Andrew Adkinson
‘I just wanted to have fun’ says the boy who bashed his best friend’s face with a shovel
Chris Adkinson, This was the last picture found in the victim’s Phone before his death
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Andrew Ainley, 13, admits killing his best friend during a Christmas night
Chris Adkinson was murdered by his ‘psychopath’ best friend, the parents were shocked after looking at their 13 year old son’s unrecognizable face.
The story begins with the thirteen-year old Andrew Ainley moved to Sussex at the age of four. At first Andrew faced some issues mixing up with fellow students at his new school, he was often found lonely or studying in the library, after meeting Chris, Andrew started creating a strong
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And shockingly the parents of the Convicted murderer also tried to sue the school by saying that the school program their son was taking caused these mental issues, but the court dropped their files.
When the pupils at the schools were asked about the teen all the comments were positive and most of them were in shock and deep sadness after hearing the story. A student (Which asked us to conceal his identity) said ‘Andrew is a nice guy, I did not expect him to murder someone, and surely not murder his only best friend!’ But the parents of the convicted teen were the most in shock saying ‘I cannot believe my son Andy is the one who did it! I feel really sorry for the parents of the victim, and it is all the school’s fault’.
After the coincidence the school closed down for two weeks and after that it was ordered by the Sussex police department that all schools must hire guards and the police chief executive was quoted ‘We cannot express how deeply sad we are, but we cannot afford more victims. So we decided to make a new rule and the rule is that every school must hire two or more guards, and any school who does not obey this rule while be

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