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A teenager has been jailed for at least 30 years for the murders of a woman at a christening and a pastor's daughter.A teenager has been jailed for at least 30 years for the murders of a woman at a christening and a pastor's daughter.
Roberto Malasi, 18, stabbed Ruth Okechukwu, 18, to death in Walworth, south-east London, in September 2005.Roberto Malasi, 18, stabbed Ruth Okechukwu, 18, to death in Walworth, south-east London, in September 2005.
Two weeks earlier, he shot Zainab Kalokoh, 33, in the head when his gang raided a christening party in Peckham, south London.Two weeks earlier, he shot Zainab Kalokoh, 33, in the head when his gang raided a christening party in Peckham, south London.
Diamond and Timy Babamuboni, aged 17 and 15, and Jude Odigie, 16, were all given indeterminate sentences.Diamond and Timy Babamuboni, aged 17 and 15, and Jude Odigie, 16, were all given indeterminate sentences.
The judge, sitting at the Old Bailey, imposed the sentences saying the three represented a "serious future risk to the public". Old Bailey judge Mr Justice Gross imposed the sentences saying the three represented a "serious future risk to the public".
Killer's 'Dickensian' childhood Doubts over killers' ages
He also recommended Diamond Babamuboni be deported to his native Nigeria at the end of his sentence.He also recommended Diamond Babamuboni be deported to his native Nigeria at the end of his sentence.
Killer's 'Dickensian' childhood Doubts over killers' ages
Malasi, who recently turned 18, was given two life sentences and told he would have to serve a minimum term of 30 years in prison.Malasi, who recently turned 18, was given two life sentences and told he would have to serve a minimum term of 30 years in prison.
Mr Justice Gross said it would be an affront to justice if the sentence did not reflect the seriousness of the two crimes.
Ms Kalokoh was cradling her baby niece when she was shot. The child was unharmed.Ms Kalokoh was cradling her baby niece when she was shot. The child was unharmed.
Malasi, an Angolan refugee who lived rough in Peckham, was not identified as one of the attackers until a year later.Malasi, an Angolan refugee who lived rough in Peckham, was not identified as one of the attackers until a year later.
Just two weeks after the christening murder, Malasi dragged Miss Okechukwu out of her car and stabbed her through the heart after he accused her of disrespecting him.Just two weeks after the christening murder, Malasi dragged Miss Okechukwu out of her car and stabbed her through the heart after he accused her of disrespecting him.
He admitted her murder at the Old Bailey in January, watched by Miss Okechukwu's father Ben, the pastor of a Pentecostal church in south London.He admitted her murder at the Old Bailey in January, watched by Miss Okechukwu's father Ben, the pastor of a Pentecostal church in south London.