Three teenagers are sentenced at the High Court in Glasgow for the murder of Kayden Moy, with the court sentencing two named defendants and a third teenager who cannot be identified for legal reasons. Jay Stewart, 19, and Cole Turley, 18, are among those convicted and sentenced on Tuesday, alongside a 15-year-old defendant. The Daily Record reports the three sentences total 46 years in prison, while other coverage identifies the same defendants and the same court date. Family members speak about the impact of the killing, with the father of Kayden Moy describing the loss as having devastated the family. The reporting also reflects that the sentencing follows the conviction of the defendants for Kayden Moy’s murder. The 15-year-old’s identity is withheld due to legal restrictions, and the coverage focuses on the sentencing outcome and the family’s reaction rather than new details of the case.
Three teenagers sentenced for murder of Kayden Moy in Glasgow High Court
Three teenagers are sentenced at the High Court in Glasgow for the murder of Kayden Moy, with the court sentencing two named defendants and a third teenager who cannot be identified for legal reasons....
- Jay Stewart (19), Cole Turley (18), and a 15-year-old are sentenced for Kayden Moy’s murder.
- All three are sentenced at the High Court in Glasgow on Tuesday.
- The total prison term reported for the three defendants is 46 years.
- The 15-year-old defendant is not named due to legal reasons.
- Kayden Moy’s family comments publicly on the impact of the killing after sentencing.
Jay Stewart, 19, Cole Turley, 18, and a 15-year-old were sentenced at the High Court in Glasgow on Tuesday.
4 hours agoJay Stewart, 19, Cole Turley, 18, and a 15-year-old were sentenced at the High Court in Glasgow on Tuesday.
5 hours agoJay Stewart, Cole Turley and a 15-year-old - who cannot be named for legal reasons - were sentenced to a total of 46 years in jail at the High Court in Glasgow on Tuesday.
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