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Guilty pleas over cadet killing Guilty pleas over cadet killing
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Seven men and two youths have admitted conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm in connection with the death of a 16-year-old Army cadet in Liverpool.Seven men and two youths have admitted conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm in connection with the death of a 16-year-old Army cadet in Liverpool.
Joseph Lappin, 16, was stabbed in the heart outside a youth club in Everton in October 2008.Joseph Lappin, 16, was stabbed in the heart outside a youth club in Everton in October 2008.
The nine admitted the charge at Liverpool Crown Court. The nine, all from Everton, admitted the charge at Liverpool Crown Court.
James Moore, 17, of Silvester Street, Everton, pleaded guilty to Joseph's murder on Wednesday and will be sentenced at a later date.James Moore, 17, of Silvester Street, Everton, pleaded guilty to Joseph's murder on Wednesday and will be sentenced at a later date.
Joseph had spent a night watching friends play in a band at the Shrewsbury House Youth Club, on the evening of the attack.
He and friend Callum Naden, now aged 18, and another boy had been chased around the building and were trying to get back inside when they were attacked.
Joseph, a cadet member of the Liverpool Scottish Regiment, suffered a fatal stab wound and Mr Naden was knifed twice but survived.