Dog walker told of ‘nightmare’ at finding murdered Brianna Ghey’s bloodied body in tearful 999 call played to jury
The court also heard the dog walker and her husband say they saw the suspected attackers fleeing the scene
A DOG walker told of her “nightmare” at finding the bloodied body of murdered trans schoolgirl Brianna Ghey in a tearful 999 call played to a jury today.
Kathryn Vize and husband Andrew were walking through a park when they came across Brianna, 16, moments after she had been stabbed to death.
In the call, she is heard saying, “Oh my god” several times as she told of the horrific scene.
She added: “I don’t feel very safe. She’s bleeding, she’s got blood on her legs she’s got blood on her back.
“We thought it was a dummy at first . . . she’s really hurt, really bad.”
“Her face is really badly hurt and I don’t want to touch her either.
”We’re stood by but I don’t know if she’s alive, she’s got heavy bleeding from her back but her face is all …she did twitch before but I don’t want to touch her, it’s an absolute mess.”
The court heard both she and her husband say they saw the suspected attackers fleeing the scene in Warrington, Cheshire, in February.
A boy and girl, both 15 at the time and who cannot be named, deny murder, blaming the other for Brianna’s 28 stab wounds.
The trial at Manchester crown court continues.