UK - Eddie King Muthemba Kinuthia, 19, fatally stabbed, Bristol, July 2023 *arrest*

Luwin

Well-Known Member
Joined
Jan 22, 2017
Messages
1,350
Reaction score
6,423
  • #1

A teenager who was fatally stabbed in the St Paul's area of Bristol, has been named by police.

Eddie King Muthemba Kinuthia, 19, who was also known as EK, was found injured in Grosvenor Road shortly after 23:00 BST on 21 July and died in hospital.
In a statement, his family described their "beloved Eddie" as "a pure soul" with "the biggest of hearts".
Det Ch Insp Mark Almond asked witnesses to "tell us anything you know, no matter how small".

 
  • #2

Detective Chief Inspector Mark Almond, of the Major Crime Investigation Team, said: “I’d like to again express our condolences to Eddie’s family at this devastating time.

“Specialist liaison officers are keeping his family informed about the progress of our investigation and we have officers and staff working around-the-clock to find out how and why Eddie died.

“We continue to appeal for anyone with any information which could help us to contact us. For the sake of Eddie’s loved ones, please come forward and tell us anything you know, no matter how small.

“If you don’t want to speak to police directly then please contact Crimestoppers anonymously. You won’t be asked your name and you cannot be traced whether you get in touch over the phone or online.”
 
  • #3


A man has been arrested in connection to an ongoing murder investigation following the death of a 19-year-old man.
The 21-year-old man was arrested in the Kingswood area this evening (Monday 24 July) as part of the investigation into the death of Eddie King Muthemba Kinuthia.
 
  • #4
1690286947645.png

Eddie King Muthemba Kinuthia (Image: Avon and Somerset Police)
“His aura and his joy could light up any room and uplift everyone who came into his presence. He gave the best hugs. He is deeply loved and will be sorely missed.''
 
  • #5
Detectives have now arrested a fifth man in connection with their murder investigation following the death of Eddie King Muthemba Kinuthia last month.

 
  • #6

New CCTV footage connected to the fatal stabbing of a teenager could be key to finding his killer, police say.
Eddie Kinuthia, 19, died in hospital after being attacked by a passenger on an electric bike in the St Pauls area of Bristol on 21 July 2023.
Six arrests have been made but nobody has been charged in relation to his death. Three men remain on police bail.
Mr Kinuthia's mother, Irene Muthemba, urged her son's "cowardly" killer to give themselves up.
Police believe two men seen on CCTV riding an electric bike travelled from the Easton side of the M32 to the park in Grosvenor Road where Mr Kinuthia was stabbed.
 
  • #7


Eddie Kinuthia, 19, was attacked on 21 July, 2023, just yards from his home in the Grosvenor Road area of St Pauls, Bristol.
Zachariah Talbert Young, 26, of Easton, Paul Elijah Hayden, 21, of Hanham and Cartell Williams, 28, of no fixed abode, have all been charged and appeared before Bristol Magistrates' Court on Friday.
The trio were remanded into custody pending a Crown Court hearing.
The charges follow a complex 18-month investigation, Avon and Somerset Police said.
 
  • #8
1737377780830.jpeg

Judge Peter Blair KC said: “All three defendants, that is Paul Hayden, Zachariah Talbert Young and Cartell Williams, in relation to both of the cases which are before me today, will be remanded in custody.

“I am going to direct the next hearing to be on March 31.”
 
  • #9
rbbm
  • 20 JAN 2025
''A Bristol park is set to be renamed in honour of a teen who died outside of his home after a fatal stabbing. The family of Eddie King, known as EK to his friends, have spent 18 months trying to find an appropriate way to honour him.''

''The Eddie King Park, formerly Winkworth Park, will open on Tuesday, January 21 at 12pm. The opening of the park coincides with what would be the day Eddie celebrated his 21st birthday.''
 
  • #10
  • #11

A murder charge has been dismissed against one of the defendants in the case of Eddie Kinuthia's death in 2023.


Eddie King Kinuthia was 19 when he was fatally stabbed in Grosvenor Road, near his home in St Pauls, at around 11pm on July 21, 2023.


Bristol Crown Court dismissed a charge of murder against 28-year-old Cartell Williams at a hearing on Tuesday, June 24.



Williams continues to serve a prison term for other offences.

Avon and Somerset Police said the cases against Zachariah Talbert Young, 26, of Easton, and Paul Elijah Hayden, 21, of Hanham, are continuing.
 
  • #12


A man has been cleared of murdering a teenager after a judge found there was not enough evidence connecting him to the incident.
Paul Hayden, 22, was on trial at Bristol Crown Court for the murder of Eddie Kinuthia, 19, who was stabbed yards away from his home in the Grosvenor Road area of St Pauls, Bristol, on 21 July 2023.
On the judge's direction, the jury ruled on Monday that Mr Hayden is not guilty. Zacharia Talbert-Young's, 27, trial for the murder of Mr Kinuthia is continuing. He denies the charge.
Mr Hayden is still standing trial for the attempted murder of Nathan Williams, 19, and the intent to cause Mr Williams grievous bodily harm on 2 February 2024. He denies the charges.

A third man, Remi Hitchcock, 30, of Easton, is charged with assisting an offender in relation to the death of Mr Kinuthia. He also denies the charge.
 
  • #13


A jury found Zacharia Talbert-Young, 27, guilty of his murder at Bristol Crown Court earlier. He will be sentenced on Tuesday.

Paul Hayden, who was also accused of Mr Kinuthia's murder, was cleared part-way through the trial when the judge found there was not enough evidence to connect the 22-year-old to the incident.
Talbert-Young and Hayden were also on trial for the attempted murder of 19-year-old Nathan Williams, who was stabbed in Lawrence Hill in February 2024 - seven months after Mr Kinuthia's death.

The jury found them both guilty of attempted murder.
 
  • #14
Two men have received life sentences for their part in a ‘gang warfare’ that is ‘scarring’ north east Bristol, a High Court judge has ruled. Zachariah Talbert-Young was found guilty last week of the 2023 murder of Bristol teenager Eddie King Kinuthia, while he was also found guilty with Paul Elijah Hayden for the attempted murder of another teenager six months later.

In a complex sentencing hearing, Mr Justice Pepperall jailed Talbert-Young to two life sentences with a minimum term of 33 years and 136 days for the murder of Eddie Kinuthia and a second life sentence with a minimum of 20 years for the attempted murder of Nathan Williams.

For attempting to murder Nathan Williams in a separate attack in Lawrence Hill six months later, Paul Hayden was jailed for life with a minimum term of 17 years and 136 days, before he is eligible for parole.

The judge said: “I have no doubt whatever that you are both very dangerous men and pose a significant risk to the public,” describing the murder of Eddie Kinuthia as ‘an ambush’.

 

Guardians Monthly Goal

Members online

Online statistics

Members online
125
Guests online
2,135
Total visitors
2,260

Forum statistics

Threads
635,350
Messages
18,674,205
Members
243,172
Latest member
TX Terri
Back
Top