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Originally Posted by Zizu

Kinda worrying that her family have gone into hiding .. that’s kinda ominous

Gangster's gang

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

Gangster's gang

I wonder if the police will go down that route or choose to ignore their involvement ?

They are massively under strength though ...


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[arista]

Originally Posted by Zizu

I wonder if the police will go down that route or choose to ignore their involvement ?

They are massively under strength though ...

They can mark their card
and arrest the other gang members
once they break more laws,



This 22 year old Lithuanian Gang leader,
is the Evil Murderer was in court today
confirmed his name.
Remains in Custody
Crown Court Date soon.

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[Fruit picker, 22, accused of murdering
nine-year-old schoolgirl Lilia Valutyte was a
'well educated' altar boy in his local village
church in Lithuania]


Evil Punk
[Deividas Skebas, 22 leaves
Lincoln Crown Court on Monday, August 1,
after being charged with Lilia's murder]



[The death of Lilia prompted an outpouring
of grief in Boston which is known for its
large Eastern European community.
Hundreds of floral tributes as well as cuddly toys
have been left by local people in tribute
to her at the top of Fountain Lane.
Lilia's family friend Jurate Matulioniene decribed
her in a Facebook tribute
as 'a 9-year-old angel' and
'one of the most beautiful creatures', saying:
'None will feel her mother's pain.'

She added: 'The girl was a ray of the sunlight,
just like her parents, who were the
main helpers of our community and school events.
The pain is unspeakable.
We are devastated at this shocking news!
Rest in peace, little angel.'
Other friends told how Lilia who lived
with her mother Lina Savicke and
stepfather Aurelijus Savickas, and
loved dancing and Harry Potter books.

She died from a single stab wound at around
6.20pm on July 28 in Fountain Lane,
just 100 yards from the town's famous
St Botolph's Church, known as
the Boston Stump.

The incident happened outside the
Sava Code embroidery and screen
printing shop which was opened
by her Lithuanian mother
Lina Savicke in March this year.

Lina and her husband,
who was Lilia's stepfather,
are known as prominent members
of Boston's large Lithuanian community
and are regularly involved
in community activities.

Lina, who also works at a recruitment
office next door to her shop,
recalled the horrifying moment
of her daughter's death in an interview last week.

She said that her daughter was stabbed
'just ten steps' away from where
she was working.]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ge-church.html

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