Family 'warned Mary-Ann before her death'

Murdered teenager Mary-Ann Leneghan was in fear of being “fitted up” in the days before her death, a British court heard today.

Family 'warned Mary-Ann before her death'

Murdered teenager Mary-Ann Leneghan was in fear of being “fitted up” in the days before her death, a British court heard today.

The 16-year-old told an aunt that “there would be trouble” because her 18-year-old friend, a woman who cannot be named, had set up a London-based man to be robbed of his drugs at a flat he was renting in Reading, a trial at the Berkshire town’s Crown Court was told.

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