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Ana Kriegel murderer Boy B withdraws bid to overturn conviction
Summary
Boy B, one of two teenagers convicted of murdering 14‑year‑old Ana Kriegel, withdrew his appeal against his conviction, ending four years of criminal proceedings. The withdrawal was announced at a brief hearing attended by Ana's mother Geraldine and other family members. The Court of Appeal confirmed that Boy B had no appeal against his 15‑year sentence, which includes a review after eight years. Boy B was 13 when he lured Ana to a derelict house where his accomplice, Boy A, beat and sexually assaulted her. Both boys are now 18, but their names are protected by a court order. Boy A has not appealed his conviction or sentence, and no appeal has been lodged on his behalf. The withdrawal marks the end of the proceedings for Boy B.
Who, what, where, when and why
What: Report matter: Ana Kriegel murderer Boy B withdraws bid to overturn conviction. Procedural stage: appeal
When:
- June 2019 Incident
- May 2018 Incident
- 2022-10-05 Publication
Case subjects
Appellant
Outcome: No-one could anticipate the darkness that swirled in the soul of those that murdered and violated her." Boy B was sentenced to 15 years' detention, to be reviewed after eight years. Boy A was sentenced to life imprisonment with a review after 12 years, and eight years imprisonment for aggravated sexual assault.
Places mentioned
- Court of Appeal
- Central Criminal Court
- St Catherine's Park
- Lucan
- St Catherine's Park
Topics
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