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Kiyan Prince murder jury sent out Kiyan Prince murder jury sent out
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The jury in the trial of a boy accused of murdering teenage footballer Kiyan Prince is considering its verdict. The jury in the trial of a boy accused of murdering teenage footballer Kiyan Prince has been sent home.
The 16-year-old defendant, who cannot be named for legal reasons, stabbed Kiyan, 15, outside his school in Edgware, north London, in 18 May.The 16-year-old defendant, who cannot be named for legal reasons, stabbed Kiyan, 15, outside his school in Edgware, north London, in 18 May.
Kiyan, who played for Queen's Park Rangers youth team, was knifed in the heart after breaking up a playfight, the Old Bailey was told. Kiyan, who played for Queens Park Rangers youth team, was knifed in the heart after breaking up a playfight, the Old Bailey was told.
The accused, from north London, denies murder, but admits manslaughter.The accused, from north London, denies murder, but admits manslaughter.
The judge warned the jury not to let emotion get in the way of their deliberation. Before sending the jury out to deliberate on Tuesday the judge warned them not to let emotion get in the way.
"Unsurprisingly, this case raises intense emotion on behalf of the victim's family and the defendant's," said Mr Justice Wilkie."Unsurprisingly, this case raises intense emotion on behalf of the victim's family and the defendant's," said Mr Justice Wilkie.
"It is your task in accordance with your oath to set all emotion to one side and consider all the evidence coolly and dispassionately.""It is your task in accordance with your oath to set all emotion to one side and consider all the evidence coolly and dispassionately."
The jury will resume its deliberations on Wednesday.