Friday, February 9, 2018

Teen, 19, admits murdering 16-year-old girl whose stabbed body was found on pathway as man shouts at him in court: 'Wait until the day you come out - I promise I'll do the same to you'

Pictured: Shea Heele, aged 19, has pleaded guilty to murdering Leonne Weeks 
Pictured: Shea Heele, aged 19, has pleaded guilty to murdering Leonne Weeks 

Tempers flared in court today after a teenager admitted murdering a schoolgirl whose stabbed body was found on a pathway.
There were shouts from the public gallery after Shea Heeley, 19, changed his plea to guilty at Sheffield Crown Court. 
One man yelled out: 'Wait until the day you come out, I promise I will do the same to you.
'Wait until you walk out of jail - I will wait.'  
Leonne Weeks, 16, died of multiple stab wounds in January last year after her body was found on a pathway in Dinnington, South Yorkshire.

The college student's friends had told how she 'had gone to meet someone' before her body was discovered by a member of the public down on the isolated walkway.
Police confirmed that Leonne and Heeley lived nearby to each other and knew each other through mutual friends but the full circumstances of her murder have not been disclosed.
Leonne Weeks, 16, died of multiple stab wounds in January last year after her body was found on a pathway in Dinnington, South Yorkshire 
Judge Paul Watson, QC, today told Heeley the only suitable sentence would be life imprisonment and that he would go to jail for a 'very long time indeed.'
He said a 50 page psychiatric report had been produced which concluded that Heeley was fit to enter a plea.
'The conclusion is that there are no psychiatric diagnoses or disorders,' the judge revealed.
Heeley, of Dinnington, South Yorkshire, will be sentenced on March 5. 
The aunt of the murdered teen has today has told how her niece had gone out with a friend to meet her Heeley on the night she disappeared.
'She trusted him': Leonne's aunt Sarah described how the 16-year-old trusted her friend Shea, pictured above 
'She trusted him': Leonne's aunt Sarah described how the 16-year-old trusted her friend Shea, pictured above 
'RIP Leonne': Shea Heeley allegedly wrote a sick tribute message to the deceased teen after she was found dead 
'RIP Leonne': Shea Heeley allegedly wrote a sick tribute message to the deceased teen after she was found dead 
Sarah Appley, 29, also confirmed Shea Heeley, 19, had written RIP on Leonne's Facebook page when news emerged of her death.
The grief-stricken aunt said Heeley had even 'Liked' Facebook posts in which Leonne's distraught mother, Paula Appley, appealed for her 16-year-old daughter to come home.
Speaking from her terraced home in Dinnington, South Yorkshire today Sarah said the murdered teen's family were still unclear about what happened.
However, she told how her niece had gone out with a friend to meet Heeley on the night she disappeared.
Heeley, who pleaded guilty to Leonne's murder today, lived just a hundred metres away from his tragic victim - on Doe Quarry Lane in Dinnington.
She said: 'She trusted Shea - he was meant to be her friend.
'With a life sentence Shea is looking at 25 years but he is still only 19 so he can start a life when he comes out again.
'No matter what happens he will not get what he deserves. Leonne was only 16 years old.
'She was an amazing girl - she would never hurt anybody ever in her life.
'Her parents Darran and Paula are both in a state - in absolute bits.' 
The college student's friends had told how she 'had gone to meet someone' before her body was discovered by a member of the public down on the isolated pathway 
Police have confirmed that Leonne and Heeley lived nearby to each other and knew each other through mutual friends but the full circumstances of her murder have not been disclosed 
Police have confirmed that Leonne and Heeley lived nearby to each other and knew each other through mutual friends but the full circumstances of her murder have not been disclosed 
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