Three teenagers are sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of 16-year-old Kayden Moy in a stabbing on Irvine Beach in North Ayrshire, Scotland. The offences occur following a confrontation on the beach in May 2025, during which Moy is fatally wounded. Multiple outlets report that three teenagers are responsible for the attack after an altercation involving groups on the beach. After the murder investigation, the teenagers are prosecuted and subsequently handed life sentences.
Reports agree on the core details: the victim is 16-year-old Kayden Moy, the location is Irvine Beach in North Ayrshire, and the incident takes place in May 2025. The accounts also converge on the involvement of three teenage offenders and the use of a knife during the fatal assault. While some coverage describes the incident in broader terms as a “gang” or “rival groups” altercation, the sentencing outcome and the essential facts of the murder remain consistent across sources. The sentencing is presented as final, with the teenagers receiving life terms for the fatal stabbing.
