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Ten due in court over cadet death Ten remanded over cadet killing
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Ten people charged with the murder of a teenage Army cadet who was stabbed to death in Liverpool are due to appear at Liverpool Magistrates' Court later. Six men and four teenage boys accused of the murder of a teenage Army cadet who was stabbed to death in Liverpool have appeared in court.
Joseph Lappin, 16, was stabbed in the heart after being chased near the Shrewsbury House Youth Club in Everton in October 2008.Joseph Lappin, 16, was stabbed in the heart after being chased near the Shrewsbury House Youth Club in Everton in October 2008.
His friend Callum Naden, 17, was also stabbed but survived the attack.His friend Callum Naden, 17, was also stabbed but survived the attack.
An 18-year-old man, a 20-year-old, three 21-year-olds and a 22-year-old, all from Vauxhall, are due in court. At Liverpool Magistrates' Court, the 10, charged with murder and attempted murder, were remanded in custody.
Joseph had been enjoying his first night at the youth club with friends and he and Callum were waiting for a lift home when they were attacked. They will next appear at Liverpool Crown Court on 31 July.
Joseph and Callum had been waiting for a lift home when they were attacked.
The cadet, a member of the Liverpool Scottish Regiment, received a fatal knife wound and Callum was stabbed twice.The cadet, a member of the Liverpool Scottish Regiment, received a fatal knife wound and Callum was stabbed twice.
The six men charged, all from the Vauxhall area, are Colin Cain, 20, of Barmouth Way, Anthony Smith, 22, of Heriot Street, Anthony Preston, 21, of Eldonian Way, Colin Yell, 21, of Snowdon Lane, John McDonald, 21, of Wilcock Close and Thomas Riding, 18, of Houlgrave Road.
Four youths, also from Vauxhall, cannot be named for legal reasons.