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Mother of Lilia Valutyte recalls moment she found daughter stabbed

Schoolgirl Lilia Valutyte was brutally killed in the town centre of Boston, Lincolnshire on Thursday, July 28, her mother has recalled the horrific moment she saw her dying in the street.
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heartbroken mother of schoolgirl Lilia Valutyte has recalled the horrific moment she found her nine-year-old daughter suffering from a fatal stab wound.

Lina Savicke, 35, said she was inside her embroidery shop in Boston, Lincolnshire, when she heard someone scream 'mum'.

Savicke frantically ran outside to find Lilia bleeding from a stab wound as her distraught five-year-old sister stood next to her.

'I go out and see how my little girl was standing a metre away from the big one and she just bled to death,' Lina told the Sunday Mirror.

Lina revealed that the mother of Lithuanian national Deividas Skebas, 22, who is charged with Lilia's murder, has called her to offer their support.

'His mother called... I heard he comes from a very good family. She promised to take care of everything that she is able to,' Lina said of her conversation with Skebas' mother Daiva.
 
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22-year-old accused of killing Lilia, 9, was altar boy in local church

EXCLUSIVE: MailOnline can now publish a picture of dark-haired Deividas Skebas, 22, when he was aged around 14 at his first holy communion in St Joseph church in Leliūnai, Lithuania.
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At the time of Lilia's death, he was living in a Victorian semi-detached house overlooking a park in Thorold Street, Boston, around 200 yards from the spot in Fountain Lane where the schoolgirl died from a single stab wound to her chest.

Skebas' grandmother Danutė Titenienė also lives in a house in Leliūnai with her seriously ill husband, and works as senior officer for the local municipal council.

Another villager described Skebas as a 'polite, kind, sincere, well-educated young man' in an interview with Lithuanian newspaper Lietuvos Rytas.

The resident added: 'We met last summer in a store. He came up, said hello, and asked how I was doing.

'I asked him: 'Why are you in such a hurry, Deividas?'. He said that he was running because he and his parents were building a house.'

A member of staff at one of the two shops in the village described Skebas as 'always a polite, pleasant young man'.

The assistant added: 'The last time I saw him was maybe a couple of months ago. He didn't raise any suspicions. He didn't seem to be doing anything wrong - he was as cute as ever.'

Another elderly resident said: 'David was a good kid. Maybe he didn't finish his studies, but he used to go to work with his father in Norway.

'I was even surprised that David was in England now, because he really used to work in Norway.'

Another villager told MailOnline: 'Danutė is a very kind lady and very well known locally because she brought up her brother's four children.

'Her daughter and her husband are also very nice people and are well respected. Nobody can believe what has happened.'
 
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Family share pictures of murdered schoolgirl Lilia Valutyte

Lilia Valutyte, aged nine, was mercilessly stabbed to death in front of her five-year-old sister on Fountain lane in Boston, Lincolnshire, on July 28, in a murder that shocked the nation.
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The grief-stricken family of tragic Lilia Valutyte have shared a series of photos of the 'fun' and 'cheeky' schoolgirl, as they launched a fundraiser for a statue to be built in her honour.[/URL]
 
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Fruit picker accused of stabbing Lilia Valutyte 'rushed to hospital'

Lithuanian national Deividas Skebas, 22, is understood to have been held at Category A Wakefield Prison, but was the victim of a vicious attack.
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fruit picker accused of stabbing to death nine-year-old Lilia Valutyte has reportedly been rushed to hospital after being slashed and battered by a shank-wielding cellmate in a brutal prison attack.


He stayed overnight in hospital before he was returned to his cell the following day.

A source told the newspaper: 'Skebas was beaten to a pulp and also slashed with a makeshift shank weapon - likely a razor blade in a toothbrush.

People have been plotting against him for a while and on Sunday they got their chance, with a few running into his cell and ambushing him.

'There was one bloke who meted out the beating, aided by a couple of others who joined in and kept watch. He was in a very bad way and was basically left for dead.

'Guards found him and acted very quickly, and he was taken to hospital by air ambulance. Skebas has had a target on his back since he arrived – and really this attack was only a matter of time.

'There are a lot of nasty people in Wakefield, in for a lot of awful things – but the fact the Lithuanian is accused of killing a nine-year-old made him a target. If guards had not found him, it could have been all over for him.'
 
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Fruit picker accused of stabbing Lilia Valutyte 'rushed to hospital'

Lithuanian national Deividas Skebas, 22, is understood to have been held at Category A Wakefield Prison, but was the victim of a vicious attack.
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fruit picker accused of stabbing to death nine-year-old Lilia Valutyte has reportedly been rushed to hospital after being slashed and battered by a shank-wielding cellmate in a brutal prison attack.


He stayed overnight in hospital before he was returned to his cell the following day.

A source told the newspaper: 'Skebas was beaten to a pulp and also slashed with a makeshift shank weapon - likely a razor blade in a toothbrush.

People have been plotting against him for a while and on Sunday they got their chance, with a few running into his cell and ambushing him.

'There was one bloke who meted out the beating, aided by a couple of others who joined in and kept watch. He was in a very bad way and was basically left for dead.

'Guards found him and acted very quickly, and he was taken to hospital by air ambulance. Skebas has had a target on his back since he arrived – and really this attack was only a matter of time.

'There are a lot of nasty people in Wakefield, in for a lot of awful things – but the fact the Lithuanian is accused of killing a nine-year-old made him a target. If guards had not found him, it could have been all over for him.'
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They don't call it the Monster Mansion for no reason!

They all deserved to be locked up, they have a skewed sense of right and wrong.
 
Skigh said:
www.dailymail.co.uk

Fruit picker accused of stabbing Lilia Valutyte 'rushed to hospital'

Lithuanian national Deividas Skebas, 22, is understood to have been held at Category A Wakefield Prison, but was the victim of a vicious attack.
www.dailymail.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk

fruit picker accused of stabbing to death nine-year-old Lilia Valutyte has reportedly been rushed to hospital after being slashed and battered by a shank-wielding cellmate in a brutal prison attack.


He stayed overnight in hospital before he was returned to his cell the following day.

A source told the newspaper: 'Skebas was beaten to a pulp and also slashed with a makeshift shank weapon - likely a razor blade in a toothbrush.

People have been plotting against him for a while and on Sunday they got their chance, with a few running into his cell and ambushing him.

'There was one bloke who meted out the beating, aided by a couple of others who joined in and kept watch. He was in a very bad way and was basically left for dead.

'Guards found him and acted very quickly, and he was taken to hospital by air ambulance. Skebas has had a target on his back since he arrived – and really this attack was only a matter of time.

'There are a lot of nasty people in Wakefield, in for a lot of awful things – but the fact the Lithuanian is accused of killing a nine-year-old made him a target. If guards had not found him, it could have been all over for him.'
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Astonishing to me that someone could be "beaten to a pulp", "in a very bad way", "left for dead" and rushed to hospital by air ambulance, and then be back in their cell the next day.
 
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Gran of Lincolnshire stab victim, 9, set fire to hotel with relatives inside

Inga Papstaitiene is accused of setting fire to a hotel with her family inside on her daughter's wedding night, three years before her grandaughter was stabbed in the street
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The grandmother of a girl who was stabbed to death has been accused of setting fire to a hotel with her family inside on her daughter's wedding night.

Lilia Valutyte, 9, bled to death on Fountain Lane, in Boston, Lincs, last month, after she was attacked by a knifeman while she played hula hoop with her younger sister.

Her mother, Lina Savicke, 36, who had been working in a nearby café, found Lilia's body just moments later when she heard the screams of her younger daughter.

Deividas Skebas, a 22-year-old fruit picker originally from a village close to the north-eastern Lithuanian city of Utena, has been charged with Lilia’s murder.

But now it has emerged that Lilia's grandmother, Inga Papstaitiene, allegedly started a blaze at a hotel with her relatives inside including Lilia and Lina, in September 2019.
 
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Gran of Lincolnshire stab victim, 9, set fire to hotel with relatives inside

Inga Papstaitiene is accused of setting fire to a hotel with her family inside on her daughter's wedding night, three years before her grandaughter was stabbed in the street
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The grandmother of a girl who was stabbed to death has been accused of setting fire to a hotel with her family inside on her daughter's wedding night.

Lilia Valutyte, 9, bled to death on Fountain Lane, in Boston, Lincs, last month, after she was attacked by a knifeman while she played hula hoop with her younger sister.

Her mother, Lina Savicke, 36, who had been working in a nearby café, found Lilia's body just moments later when she heard the screams of her younger daughter.

Deividas Skebas, a 22-year-old fruit picker originally from a village close to the north-eastern Lithuanian city of Utena, has been charged with Lilia’s murder.

But now it has emerged that Lilia's grandmother, Inga Papstaitiene, allegedly started a blaze at a hotel with her relatives inside including Lilia and Lina, in September 2019.
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Oh wow. That's got me wondering about a few things. Seems such a coincidence that Lilia would then get murdered in a random attack.
 
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