A 16-year-old boy is on trial accused of murdering Alfonso Sibley, known as Alfie, in Ewell, Surrey. The prosecution case says Sibley was stabbed to death on December 9 last year. Reporting on the proceedings links the fatal stabbing to an earlier street robbery incident in which coloured dye was allegedly thrown into the victim’s face by the accused’s friend. The court is also reported to have heard that the stabbing followed the events connected to that robbery, occurring roughly two weeks before Christmas. Sibley’s death is described as having taken place on the streets of Ewell, and the accused boy denies the charge, according to the reporting. The trial focuses on the circumstances leading up to the stabbing, including accounts of what happened during the earlier robbery, and whether the defendant’s actions are directly connected to Sibley’s death. The case is ongoing, and no verdict has been reported in the sources.