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Teen convicted of murder after boy, 13, found dead in Oldbury Teen convicted of murder after boy, 13, found dead in Oldbury
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Jahziah Coke, 13, died after he was stabbed at a house in OldburyJahziah Coke, 13, died after he was stabbed at a house in Oldbury
A teenager has been found guilty of murder, after a 13-year-old was stabbed and found dead in a house.A teenager has been found guilty of murder, after a 13-year-old was stabbed and found dead in a house.
The body of Jahziah Coke, who was stabbed in the stomach and chest, was discovered in Oldbury, near Birmingham, by paramedics responding to a 999 call on 29 August.The body of Jahziah Coke, who was stabbed in the stomach and chest, was discovered in Oldbury, near Birmingham, by paramedics responding to a 999 call on 29 August.
The trial at Wolverhampton Crown Court was told the defendant, who cannot be named because of his age, fled the scene and caught a bus to a female friend's house. The trial at Wolverhampton Crown Court was told the defendant, who cannot be named because of his age, fled the scene and caught a bus to a friend's house to play video games.
The teenager had denied murder, claiming the wounds were not deliberate, but a jury returned a guilty verdict, by a majority of 10 to two, on Friday.The teenager had denied murder, claiming the wounds were not deliberate, but a jury returned a guilty verdict, by a majority of 10 to two, on Friday.
The jury, made up of eight women and four men, deliberated the verdict for two days until they were given a majority direction by the judge. The jury, made up of eight women and four men, deliberated the verdict for more than nine hours over three days until they were given a majority direction by the judge.
A man in his 40s, who had been accused of assisting an offender, was found not guilty. Jahziah's body was found by paramedics in the hallway of a house
Sitting in the court beside his mother, Jahziah's killer showed no emotion as he watched the verdict being returned by the foreman.
A man in his 40s, who also cannot be named for legal reasons, was cleared of assisting an offender.
The month-long trial heard that Jahziah was found dead in the hallway of the house, close to the foot of the staircase.
The jury was told forensic evidence suggested attempts had been made to "clean up" something or someone after the killing.
Sentencing in the case and a ruling on a press application to lift reporting restrictions has been adjourned until June.
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