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A teenage girl enlisted her boyfriend to help murder her mother and younger sister, it can now be revealed. Sweethearts Kim Edwards and Lucas Markham, who were 1. Christie`S Revenge Full Movie In English. Britain’s youngest double killers, were named yesterday for the first time. The embittered schoolgirl and her lover killed her mother Elizabeth Edwards, 4. Katie, 1. 3, in ‘brutal executions’ as they slept.

Edwards let Markham into her house and watched as he smothered and stabbed the pair. With blood staining the walls, Edwards stripped naked next to her mother’s body and had a bath with Markham to wash the blood from him. Kim Edwards enlisted her boyfriend Lucas Markham to help murder her mother and younger sister when they were just 1. The pair were named yesterday for the first time. They spent the next 3. Twilight, eating ice cream and having sex. In November, they were ordered to be detained for life with a minimum of 2. The judge said their crime had ‘few parallels in modern criminal history’ but compared it with the 1.

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Edwards was found guilty after a trial but the court ruled they should not be named because of their age. The pair killed mother Elizabeth Edwards, 4. Katie, 1. 3, (bottom right) in ‘brutal executions’ as they slept. They spent the next 3. Twilight saga and having sex. The pair, now 1. 5, fought a legal battle to retain their anonymity but yesterday the Court of Appeal ruled it was ‘overwhelmingly in the public interest’ for them to be named and it would not adversely affect their future rehabilitation. Their minimum sentence was cut to 1.

Two teenagers, arms wrapped around each other, pose cheek- to- cheek for an endearing selfie on Facebook. The pair exchange gushing compliments.‘The most beautiful person in all of existence xxxxxxxx,’ he tells her. Not as cute and romantic as you,’ she replies. I love you xxxxxxxx.’ The picture of 1.

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Lucas Markham and Kim Edwards, with their lovestruck messages, are still on the social networking site. Only now can the horrifying story behind their adolescent romance be revealed.

Kim Edwards believed her baby sister (right) was her mother’s favourite, which boiled over into blind, psychotic rage in the early hours of April 1. Spalding, Lincolnshire. For the impossibly sweet, fresh- faced children smiling innocently from this photograph belong to merciless killers – the youngest double murderers in modern British criminal history.

The teenagers were detained for life in November for the ‘executions’ (the judge’s word) of school dinner lady Elizabeth Edwards, 4. Katie but could not be named for legal reasons. Those restrictions have now been lifted and the full, harrowing facts can be reported. The victims? Chillingly, they were Kim Edwards’s own mother and sister, something which could not be disclosed during last year’s trial at Nottingham Crown Court because it would have identified the defendants. Nor could the real motive for the killings be reported: jealousy and sibling rivalry.

Kim Edwards believed her baby sister was her mother’s favourite; resentment which eventually boiled over into blind, psychotic rage in the early hours of April 1. Edwards family home in Spalding, Lincolnshire, was turned into the set of a horror film. Elizabeth and Katie Edwards were stabbed and smothered in their beds and had their throats slit to stop them screaming.

What happened at No 5 Dawson Avenue will occupy criminologists and psychologists for years. It’s almost impossible to believe that such feelings of perceived parental favouritism, hardly uncommon, could have culminated in such savagery, or that the kids in the photo could be capable of it. Edwards and Markham's toxic relationship, said the judge, was at the heart of these terrible events. The pair met in May 2. Elizabeth was worried the pair were having sex and might get pregnant. The bloodbath was planned in meticulous detail.

The thoughts of Edwards and Markham – both now 1. Facebook a few months earlier. Markham pleaded guilty to murder. Edwards denied murder but pleaded guilty to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility, a defence rejected by the jury. Watch Cliffhanger Hindi Full Movie. You have to go back to the murder of James Bulger in 1.

The same question asked in the aftermath of that tragedy will surely be asked now: were Kim Edwards and Lucas Markham born wicked or were they made so? Police and psychiatrists are certain of one thing. If Edwards and Markham had not met, then her mother and sister would still be alive. Their toxic relationship, said the judge, was at the heart of these terrible events. Unsurprisingly perhaps, there are striking parallels in the backgrounds of the pair, pupils at the same school, Sir John Gleed in Spalding. The jealous girl.

Outwardly, Kim Edwards was a typical teenager. She loved shopping and pop music. She lived with her mother Elizabeth and younger sister Katie.

Mrs Edwards took the girls to pantomimes when they were younger. They were very much part of the community. Mrs Edwards ran drama and choir classes at church, where Katie was a volunteer. The sisters were part of a Safer Neighbourhoods scheme to tackle problems such as anti- social behaviour. Kim was popular at school and excelled at art. Elizabeth and Katie Edwards were stabbed and smothered in their beds and had their throats slit to stop them screaming. Pictured, the knife used in the murder of Elizabeth and Katie Edwards.

Neighbours describe a happy ‘family unit’. It was far from that. The facade of normality masked a troubling reality. Kim Edwards was known to social services from the age of six. Her father was said to be a violent drug addict who left home when she was two, leaving Mrs Edwards to cope on her own. One incident would leave a devastating legacy on Kim Edwards. Police records show that in 2.

Kim was eight, Mrs Edwards ‘lost it’ and punched Kim in the face. To her credit, Mrs Edwards referred herself to social services and Kim and Katie were placed in care for six months.‘She might not have been the world’s best mum,’ said the prosecuting barrister, ‘but by no means was she the worst.’ But Kim never forgave her mother. Her loathing for her family was laid bare in her social services file. In a handwritten letter to her case worker in 2.

I don’t want to live at home’, she wrote: ‘Mum hit me, strangled me (Mrs Edwards denied this)… I feel I don’t belong to the family any more.’Outwardly, Kim Edwards was a typical teenager. She loved shopping and pop music. She lived with her mother Elizabeth and younger sister Katie (pictured together)She said she wanted to live with the foster mother who had looked after her when she was younger and described how she felt her mum would be happier with her out of the way and felt she loved her sister more. In a voicemail message before she briefly ran away from home, she said: ‘I want to be put up for adoption.

I do not feel I can be part of the family.’She told social workers she was ‘jealous’ of Katie, she admitted, because she was ‘like an angel, bright and brilliant… I was a train wreck by comparison. I saw her and mum were inseparable. As the years went by I became more blank, and punched my feelings away.’ She said believing her mother favoured her sister ‘made me feel like s***. It did nothing for my self- esteem whatsoever.’The troubled boy. Any chance Lucas Markham had of a normal life effectively ended when he was five. That was when his mother, who had been suffering from cancer, died – days before her 3. His father, a local handyman and driver, was rarely around, so Markham and his brothers were farmed out to various family members.

Friends remember him as a happy little boy who played football and rode his bike. But as he got older he got into trouble.

Even when he was only about ten or 1. He would jump into my garden and cause havoc. When I tried to get him to leave he would just swear.

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