Jodie Chesney murder trial: Two teenagers found guilty - BBC News
Two people are found guilty of the murder of 17-year-old Jodie Chesney in east London.
Video caption: CCTV of Jodie Chesney walking with friends in Harold Hill CCTV of Jodie Chesney walking with friends in Harold Hill

On Friday 1 March 2019, Jodie and her friends decided to go to Amy's Park, Harold Hill, to listen to music and smoke cannabis.

Jodie attended Havering Sixth Form College where she studied psychology, sociology and photography and was also an active scout member and volunteer.

It was an "ordinary" Friday night for the group of friends, until Jodie's boyfriend Eddie Coyle, 18, noticed two figures coming towards them in the darkness.

Within a few seconds, calm turned to chaos, as one of the two boys plunged a knife into Jodie's back in an unprovoked attack.

She collapsed to the ground.

Her boyfriend Eddie told the court how she screamed before fainting.

"She was in shock at first," the 18-year-old recalled. "She did not know what had happened. We just thought they had stolen our bags."

"But then she started screaming continuously, very loud, and it lasted about two minutes straight.

"After she stopped screaming she began to faint. At this time she was falling off the bench."