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| A teenage girl has been ordered to be detained for eight years for causing the death of a vicar's daughter who jumped from a window. | A teenage girl has been ordered to be detained for eight years for causing the death of a vicar's daughter who jumped from a window. |
| Hatice Can, 15, had been found guilty of the manslaughter of 19-year-old Rosimeiri Boxall in south-east London. | Hatice Can, 15, had been found guilty of the manslaughter of 19-year-old Rosimeiri Boxall in south-east London. |
| She died after falling from the third-floor of a flat in Blackheath last May. | She died after falling from the third-floor of a flat in Blackheath last May. |
| Miss Boxall was beaten and bullied by Can and Kemi Ajose, 19. Ajose was ordered to be detained without limit of time at a psychiatric hospital. | |
| 'Cruel, abject bullying' | |
| In sentencing the judge described the attack as "cruel, abject bullying - it was ugly, vicious and repeated". | |
| The two teenagers, who were 17 and 13 at the time, blamed each other for telling Miss Boxall to jump when she climbed up to the window after she was attacked. | |
| Roger Smart, prosecuting, said the three had been arguing over a boy. | |
| Part of the attack on Miss Boxall by Ajose, from Blackheath, was filmed by a neighbour on a mobile phone. The footage was played to the jury. | |
| Miss Boxall, who was born in Brazil, was adopted by an Anglican missionary, the Reverend Simon Boxall, and his wife Rachel. | |
| The couple found her in a children's home where she had been abandoned by her alcoholic mother. | |
| The family returned to the UK in 2005 and settled in Thamesmead, south-east London. |