Teen who murdered ex gets life
The Herald|November 02, 2024
A TEENAGER who stabbed his 15-year-old ex-girlfriend to death in the street has been detained for life with a minimum term of 17 years.
TOM WILKINSON
Teen who murdered ex gets life

Logan MacPhail, then aged 16, stalked Holly Newton for an hour through Hexham, Northumberland, before knifing her 36 times in an alleyway.

CCTV showed him wearing a snood and a baseball cap and ducking out of sight as he followed Holly and her friends around the town centre.

He also stabbed a teenage boy who intervened to try to stop the attack, which was so savage that the weapon broke and the blade snapped.

MacPhail was convicted of murder following a trial at Newcastle Crown Court in August and sentenced at the same court yesterday.

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