All language subtitles for TikTok Murder Gone Viral S02 E03_track3_[eng]

Brianna,
she's a 16-year-old teenager.

She's trans.

She's sharing her life, her journey

on social media and on TikTok.

She just had that energy
that was contagious,

and when she would post, it would
always be, "I'm gonna be a star."

Her videos are everywhere.

She had a 60,000 following.

When I watched her TikTok videos

and seen how she blossomed
into this beautiful girl,

I was happy.

Happy that she was living the life
she wanted to live.

Brianna's TikToks
were absolutely crucial

in reconnecting Brianna
with her father.

I think it just became so clear
how tragic it was

that such a full life
was then cut short.

A murder investigation's underway.

Brianna Ghey was found
with stab wounds

at Culcheth Linear Park.

Yeah?

You are under arrest
on suspicion of murder.

This is really, really shocking.

Shocking because it's children
murdering another child.

A 15-year-old boy
and a 15-year-old girl

have been charged
and remanded in custody.

And it makes me feel sick
that somebody can do this

to a 16-year-old girl.

Brianna was stabbed 28 times.
That is brutal.

Jenkinson had written the names
of five people that she wanted dead,

and Brianna's name was on that list.

She had a life
that played out on TikTok,

and then, unfortunately, also
a death that played out on TikTok.

Just before three o'clock
on the 11th of February,

two local people had entered
the park to walk their dog.

They actually saw
a male bending over

ahead of them in the park.

They actually thought, originally,
that he was putting a lead on a dog.

As they got closer,
the male and the female with him

were then seen running away.

They could see something
on the ground in front of them.

They saw that there was
a body covered in blood.

SIRENS WAIL

Hello?

The officer arrives
and begins to do CPR.

Paramedics arrive shortly after...

..but, unfortunately,
despite everything they tried,

er... she was pronounced dead
at four o'clock that day.

I'm Jayne Roughley,
and I'm a forensic scientist.

My role within the case
was to examine the crime scene.

It was evident
she had been stabbed multiple times.

It was at least 28 times.

They were forceful injuries

indicative of a ferocious attack
and a sustained attack.

It certainly indicated
that the intention

of whoever had inflicted
these injuries was to kill.

The area where the body was located,

to the right was a wooden bench,

where there was belongings
on the bench and also on the floor.

She was identified as Brianna Ghey.

So tiny.
Peaceful.

My name's Peter Spooner,
and I'm Brianna Ghey's father.

When she was born,
I was, like... you know...

I had the feeling of just joy
and looking forward to the future.

Me and Brianna's mum split
when she was a young age,

before Brianna's transition.

Growing up,
when I had her for the weekend,

we went to Blackpool,
places like that,

into the arcades, onto the beach.

I know it weren't much,
but we enjoyed...

you know, enjoyed that time.

We enjoyed that time together.

'I lost contact for several years,
something I really regret.'

I remember I received
a Facebook message

saying she wanted
to have contact with me.

After all that time, it was...

You know, I was shaking,
I was nervous.

I was happy.

I'm Lorraine Sutton,
I'm Peter Spooner's fiancee.

I said, "This is amazing,
you're gonna get your bond back."

We started chatting.

And I just thought

that this would be just starting
having a relationship again.

HE EXHALES

Two police officers knocked
on the door.

They explained that they were
the officers on the scene,

explained what had happened.

It just didn't sink in.

I just went
in a complete state of shock.

Peter was very quiet, and he was
just, like, grey in the face.

And I just sat there,

and I just kept looking
at her messages,

thinking she'd come online.

I don't think anybody knew
what to say.

I had the happiest day of my life
when she was born.

HE EXHALES

I had the happiest day
when she got back in touch.

And then the worst day ever
on that day,

and still, to this day,
I'll never forget it.

I'm sorry
I can't speak at the moment.

'At the entrance
to the park where she died,

'the flowers left
in memory of Brianna Ghey.

'A life that, like so many,

'played out on social media,
in TikTok videos like this.'

These are, like, the only heels
I have, and they're too big for me.

When Brianna's name was actually
identified, it went viral.

I'm 17 years old,
and I'm scared to leave my house...

SNIFFS
..because of things like this.

I haven't known what to say,
and every time I start, I get upset.

How could you take a child's life?
She was only 16.

And it honestly
has made me feel heartbroken.

'There was a community there
who joined in their grief for her.'

LGBT+ people have always
found each other on online spaces

because you're not always surrounded
by people like you.

Hi, my name's Viv.
I'm a 15-year-old trans girl.

I was 15
at the time when it happened.

I didn't believe it,
and I remember just going silent.

I just broke down. It was a shock.

It's those questions
that go through your mind,

whether you like it or not.

You want to know what happened.

The 999 call made by the dog walkers
was very important

because it was made so close
to the actual attack.

You can make an early hypothesis

that the two people at that location
who ran away are suspects.

From the description given,
police start tracking through CCTV

to the street,
from public transport.

CCTV was taken at the bus stop
in Culcheth.

There are two people,
a boy and a girl.

Then you see Brianna
come into vision.

She just looks so distinctive
with her long red hair

and this great big fluffy hoodie
that she was wearing.

In British law,
children are automatically granted

what's called
the right of anonymity.

Their identities are protected.

At this point, the suspects
were known as Girl X and Boy Y.

They match the witness
descriptions from the scene.

And that is the first footage

that we have
of the three of them all together.

When Brianna told me she was trans,
I took that...

I struggled.

My head was just all over the place
and I didn't really understand it.

And I said,
"I don't mind if you're gay,"

and obviously,
she didn't like me saying that,

because she was not gay.

I really wish...
I just dealt with it a lot better,

and I wish we didn't fall out
over it,

and that's the guilt I have.

Peter did apologise to Brianna.

I can't say a single thing.
That made it even worse.

Seeing her on TikTok,
seeing how she blossomed...

..it made me proud of her.

It was actually through him
enjoying those TikTok videos

that the pair started to reconnect

and started
to build a relationship again.

I think she was very brave
coming out as trans, you know,

and I hope she helped a lot
of other children

who were trans themselves,
who were struggling to come out.

Like, they're very, very big.

Like, I don't know how to show
how tall they are.

I met Brianna online, on TikTok,
when I was 13.

She came on my For You Page,
which is like a home page

for videos that, like,
would be interesting to you.

I followed her,
then she followed me back,

and from there on,
she became my mentor.

I've always kind of struggled
with my identity a bit more,

and she helped me come out
of the box a bit more.

I remember the first video I saw
was a natural school make-up video,

which, at the time,
wasn't very natural,

but she looked good.

She was kind of
getting past the point of school.

She was getting ready
to do her exams,

but she knew that afterwards,
she wanted to do hair and beauty,

which she really enjoyed.

I think she would have been
amazing at it.

I am Christina,
I am Brianna's auntie.

I am Gillian,
and I am Brianna's grandmother.

I looked at them videos
of her on TikTok,

and I used to think,
"God, she's... she's beautiful."

I can't believe how full of life
and so confident.

You know, that's what she looked
like to me on them. Very stunning.

My daughter Bethany shared
a real passion for make-up.

And as you can see through videos
of Brianna, she was very talented.

Peter was building
that contact again,

but she was took away from us,
you know, and that's what's sad.

In the last few hours,
police have issued an appeal

to speak to a couple
seen in the park.

Yeah, I'm appealing
to a male and female.

News of that spread very,
very quickly.

A mum got in touch
with the police,

and she said that her daughter
had been heading out that day

to meet up with Brianna.

And she said,
"I think my daughter might have been

"the last person
to see Brianna alive."

Hi, people of TikTok.

'Her daughter
was Scarlett Jenkinson.'

On the surface,
Scarlett Jenkinson seemed to come

from a normal background,
a nice family.

They lived in a nice neighbourhood.

Both of her parents
had respectable jobs.

Her father was a plasterer,
and her mother was a teacher.

She was pictured riding a pony.

She just seemed really normal.

Scarlett's mum will be thinking,
"Something's happened.

"Scarlett might have something
important to tell the police,

"or is at risk herself,"

so phoning the police
is a very natural thing to do

in those circumstances.

The police actually asked,

"Could you hand the phone over
to Scarlett?"

She said, "Yeah, we did meet,"

but she told the police,

"Brianna went off
to meet some bloke from Manchester,

"and I never saw her again."

That phone call
would have helped the police

because it put Jenkinson potentially
at the scene of the crime.

So a very important person
in the investigation.

Things are happening very quickly.

There's a description from the scene
that there are two people.

So any association there
with Scarlett

becomes a very important one.

Police learnt that Scarlett
has a friend who lived in the area,

and he's a 15-year-old boy
called Eddie Ratcliffe.

They first meet
as 11-year-olds in Year 7

in Culcheth High School,

where they actually make friends
with each other,

and that's some years back.

The friendship's formed
very early on.

We also know that Eddie Ratcliffe
had quite a privileged upbringing.

His mum was a graphic designer,

his dad had businesses
and had a kick boxing gym.

Growing up, Ratcliffe,
you know, was really into the sport

and competed at a UK level
for kick boxing.

He went on holidays abroad
with his family.

He was quite an achiever,

but chatting to his peers
and his classmates,

he had very few friends.

He was socially awkward.

He really latched onto
that relationship

that he had with Jenkinson.

You've got two people now who are
very important to the investigation.

You would find it difficult, maybe,

to comprehend that young people
could do so much harm

to another young person,

but you have to always
keep an open mind

and follow the evidence.

You look at the culmination
of different things.

Scarlett and Eddie match the
witness descriptions from the scene.

Also, Scarlett
had told her own mother

that she'd seen Brianna
that afternoon.

And then you've got
the CCTV evidence.

At that point, there's enough

for officers to apply
for an arrest warrant.

SIRENS WAIL

The arrests were carried out
as part of a simultaneous operation.

How come you're a suspect?

I don't know. All the information
I've received is you are a suspect.

If you have two suspects,
you want them away from each other

so that the police can
deal with them as individuals

and without them knowing
what each other are saying.

Scarlett is taken to Chester,
to the Blacon Suite.

Right, listen,
do all that in interview, all right?

'Eddie is taken to Runcorn.'

Two teenagers,

the 15-year-olds arrested
on suspicion of Brianna's murder,

are being questioned by police.

The ages of the suspects
was completely shocking.

The mentality of a 15-year-old
to psychologically think

and do them things to a human being
for nothing

is, like, mind-blowing to me.

We can't have 15-year-olds
stabbing 16-year-olds in parks.

You know, you just can't comprehend
that someone would do this.

Like, to be this young.

Upon both of their arrests,
the police had a search warrant.

They treat both houses
as crime scenes.

I don't think the police
were ever expecting to find

what they found in Scarlett's house.

When they searched her bedroom,

they found this notebook
on her desk.

Within that journal, she had
analysed and written pages and pages

of really detailed descriptions
of serial killers

that she, in a way, idolised.

She noted their qualities and
how they went about their killings.

The top, there, was Harold Shipman.

Jeffrey Dahmer was on the list.

It was an endless succession of the
darkest characters in human history.

As police looked further
through the notebook,

they came across
a really disgusting kill list.

Jenkinson had written quite clearly

the names of five people
that she wanted to see dead...

and Brianna's name was
at the top of that list.

Police came across
a scrumpled-up piece of paper

that was shoved under her bed.

It was headed
"Victim: Brianna Ghey".

This was a guide
that had been designed by Scarlett

for the pair of them
to take Brianna's life.

The plan, very chillingly, I think,

had a smiley face at the top,

drawn by Scarlett.

Police go into Eddie's bedroom,
and they find a hunting knife.

And it was submitted
for DNA profiling.

It later emerged that he had
a fascination with knives.

Just a few weeks
before Brianna was murdered,

Eddie was away
on a skiing trip in Bulgaria,

and he bought this knife
that he brought back with him.

Scarlett and Eddie
are both being questioned

in different police stations.

There's options for suspects.

They're told
they don't have to say anything.

Both of them, though,
decided to talk.

Jenkinson claimed again
that Brianna had ditched them,

that she'd gone off with
a 17-year-old man from Manchester.

Scarlett was lying
on the first call to the police

and consistently lied
all the way through.

Eddie's account, straightaway,
is graphic.

He must think that the police
know he's at the scene

and he must have to account
for being with Scarlett,

so his tale
is that he was there in the park.

His story was that he'd just
popped behind a tree for a pee...

..and then he heard these thuds
and these sounds,

and as he came out,

he saw Scarlett standing
over Brianna's body.

He actually describes
seeing Scarlett

attacking Brianna with a knife,

and then he's panicked
and run off with Scarlett.

You've got two accounts
that are quite different,

and a really serious crime
has occurred.

That is real red flag.

Two people have been arrested.

Beyond that,
there's not much more we know.

She had her whole life ahead of her.

In the TikTok videos we'd seen,
Brianna seemed quite outgoing,

but she struggled with her anxiety.

So it's one thing, you know,
having the usual concerns

that young people do
when they're at school,

it's another thing
to have mental health struggles,

and then, on top of that,

Brianna was also transitioning,
which doesn't happen overnight.

In real life,
she didn't really go out much.

Her room was her safe place,
I think.

Brianna spoke to me privately,
as anyone would -

if you've got a friend
and they're struggling,

then they're gonna talk to you.

Because of Brianna's,
you know, difficulties,

she spent a lot of her time
in this special inclusion unit.

These are designed
to cater better for children

who either have additional needs,

or whether there is behaviour issues
that need to be addressed.

Brianna was joined
by Scarlett Jenkinson

in that special unit.

The two bonded over make-up
and their appearance.

Scarlett was in the inclusion unit

because she was on
what's called a "managed move".

She was previously
at a different high school,

which she was suspended from.

This was the process,

so she would spend time
in this classroom

before going
onto the wider environment.

What had led up to Scarlett
being in the inclusion unit,

the first school that she was at,

she had poisoned
a more junior student

by giving them sweets
that had been laced with cannabis.

There may be a multitude of reasons

why an alleged poisoning
didn't result in a charge.

But perhaps this says something
about Scarlett's character

and about this sort of duality,

because her parents claim that
they never saw this side of her.

Brianna wasn't aware
of just how serious

and how potentially dangerous
Scarlett was.

She convinced Brianna
that she was her friend.

The police have recovered
Scarlett's phone,

Eddie's phone, Brianna's phone.

And on those, there are
a large volume of communications

between the parties involved.

There were many WhatsApp messages
between Scarlett and Eddie

in the months leading up
to the attack.

It provided real insight
into their minds and their thoughts.

It is unique.

A really sinister picture
starts to emerge.

A boy at school is in a relationship
with a girl

who Eddie feels is somebody
that he's attracted to.

It's just absolutely bizarre

that they're talking
about murdering someone.

They didn't carry the attack out,
but it demonstrated

what their motivations were,
what their fantasies were.

It was evidence
of their thirst to kill.

Over time, it was clear
that Jenkinson became quite fixated

and fascinated by Brianna.

In the messages
Jenkinson sent to Ratcliffe,

she was explaining
that Brianna was transgender.

Ratcliffe referred to Brianna
as a "femboy",

really horrible derogatory term.

And you could see from the get-go,
with Ratcliffe's response,

his transphobic attitudes
towards Brianna.

He called her "it"
in such a dehumanising way.

It really showed that he had
this negative view of Brianna.

Peter received a message saying
that Brianna wanted to meet up,

and he was absolutely delighted,
he was bewildered,

he was... he couldn't believe her.

We planned the day.

She came round about 11.

She was very shy,
and we sat out in the garden.

She met my two children.

My daughter was chatting about music
cos she loves music,

and they realised
that they were both Swiftie fans,

and my daughter's actually going
to see Taylor Swift.

And I think about that still,
to this day.

You know, I keep thinking,
if she was here,

she'd be, you know, going with her.

You know, I could have
got her a ticket as well, and...

Yeah.

If you can, please make it
to Brianna's vigil tomorrow.

In the weeks after Brianna's death,

you saw a huge number of vigils
and events to remember her.

I am seeing hundreds and hundreds
of beautiful tributes for Brianna.

I want her to be remembered as Bri,
and not for this.

The whole trans community,
who feel shaken after this.

She was
a larger-than-life character.

Protect trans youth.
Protect trans youth.

There was a transphobic element
in this crime.

The trans community wanted
to speak to that

and make sure
that Brianna's name was remembered.

'And I want to begin
by reminding you,

'you must stay at home
and save lives.'

Scarlett Jenkinson spent
a lot of lockdown in her bedroom,

but she was like no other teenager.

Many teenagers
might have that fascination

with the darker side
of human nature,

but for Scarlett, it was...
it was very different.

She was purposely
going out of her way

to look for harrowing,
distressing, disturbing content.

And it's unbelievable
that a young girl was watching this

for hours in the privacy
of her own bedroom.

There are a great many links
between accessing extreme material

and exhibiting extreme behaviour.

That's not to say
that everybody who views gore online

goes on to become a killer,

but there are certainly some people
whose brains are wired differently,

and it switches something on
inside of them.

You'd expect a friend
to be horrified

by the messages
that she was sending,

but instead, Ratcliffe was,
in a way, encouraging her.

If those teenagers
hadn't had such easy access

to that extreme material
buried away on the dark web,

it is quite possible that Brianna
would still be alive today.

Scarlett's behaviour
is escalating.

Scarlett has made her mind up

that she's gonna do something
with Eddie.

They start to then develop this plan
to do Brianna harm.

The initial plan to kill Brianna

was make it look
like she'd harmed herself,

rather than someone else doing it.

It is very, very clear that it is
Scarlett who has the whip hand here.

It is her who is leading Eddie,
but he's happy cos, for once,

he's got someone talking to him
and being a friend.

Jenkinson lured Brianna out

on the pretence that they could
allegedly get high together.

They took these ibuprofen pills.

When Brianna got home
later that day,

she was in agony,
unbearable stomach pain.

Her mum, Esther, said
that she'd never seen her

or heard her in so much pain
like this before.

She was violently sick,

and within her sick, you could see
what looked like grape skins,

which potentially could have been,

you know, the casing of the pills
that she had taken that day.

Scarlett was disappointed
that it didn't work,

she was still alive.

Ratcliffe researched, you know,
what would do the job

to make sure
that an overdose was fulfilled

and that Brianna's life would end.

They conversed about,
"How can it work next time?"

They had made their minds up
that Brianna was going to die.

The first attempt,
through poisoning her,

it didn't work, so they carried on.

There is a game.

This sort of symbiotic relationship.

They're feeding off each other.

They're very dangerous individuals
really intent on killing.

The police had gathered
this huge amount of information

that shows how that day unfolded.

Brianna's downfall was a mirror

of the plan they found
in Scarlett's bedroom.

That note that police found
under Scarlett's bed, it reads:

"Meet Eddie at wooden posts at 1pm.

"Walk down to library bus stop."

Eddie left his home
and got a lift with his mum.

She knew that he was
in a funny mood that morning.

He was snappy,
and that wasn't usual,

and she was trying
to engage him in conversation,

but he was shutting her down.

I can't imagine the journey
in that car.

You know, what Ratcliffe
would have been thinking

compared to what his mum
would have been thinking that day.

Eddie's mum dropped him off.

He then meets up with Scarlett,
and they're waiting for Brianna.

Brianna left home at 12:45pm,
messaging her mother as she did,

"The dogs are locked up."

She gets on the bus.

And the bus driver told police
that he remembered Brianna

because she just looked
so distinctive.

He remembers that she was
looking down at her screen a lot

and texting.

And this is a massive step
for her.

You know, she's really anxious.
She doesn't go out very often.

So, like any parent at that point,

all you wanna do, really,
is reassure them,

to say that it's all right
and to go and have a good time.

"Wait until Brianna
gets off the bus."

She is greeted by Jenkinson.

You can also see Ratcliffe
loitering in the background.

This is the first time that
Eddie's ever properly met Brianna

or been introduced to her.

"And then the three of us walk
to Linear Park."

Finally, they disappear
into the park,

then make their way
towards the bench.

Scarlett goes off for 20 minutes.

That's a long time for Scarlett
to leave Brianna on her own,

particularly with somebody
that she'd never met.

And there's no response.

And we can only imagine

what was going on
in Scarlett's mind at that point.

Maybe she was preparing herself

for the attack
that was going to come.

Shortly after she returned...

..that horrific attack
was carried out.

Some ten minutes later,
the two dog walkers come along...

..and disturb the two teenagers

as they are standing
over Brianna's body.

Two teenagers have gone on trial

accused of murdering
16-year-old Brianna Ghey.

Boy Y and Girl X, who can't be named
because of their age,

are accused
of stabbing Brianna to death

in Culcheth Linear Park in February.

I can't imagine
what the family's had to do,

listening to everything
that happened to Brianna.

Hope her family
can get justice for her,

and I hope that they can recover
from this as well.

I really hope
that these pair of scumbags

never see the light of day again.

So, at this point, there really is
a mountain of evidence against them.

Both defendants in this case
were charged jointly

with the most serious offence known
to the criminal law -

murder.

They had the opportunity
at that point to plead guilty,

but instead, they didn't.

Instead, they chose to go to trial,
to plead not guilty...

..and to put Brianna's parents

through 18 days
of utterly unimaginable horror.

I can't imagine
what their parents are g...

I can't... I can't even think about

what their parents
are going through.

'I chose to go with Peter
every day.'

That's not something
he could have dealt with by himself.

I was there to support my son.

That's the reason I went,
just to be there for him.

'There was days where I felt
like I didn't want to go,

'but I was doing it for Brianna.'

She went through that...

HE SIGHS
What happened to her.

I had to be there for her.

The courtroom was extremely packed.
It was busy.

There was 40-plus journalists

in another courtroom, listening,
whilst I was giving evidence.

I-I've never experienced that
in my 20-plus years.

I was questioned with regards
to the scientific findings.

The hunting knife that was found
in Eddie's wardrobe in his bedroom,

DNA was found on the knife,
on the hilt of the blade,

and matching Brianna Ghey,

and it was determined
to be the murder weapon.

Now, one of two teenagers accused
of murdering Brianna Ghey

has blamed her co-accused.

The girl told the court

that any talk of harming Brianna
was just a fantasy.

At trial,
Scarlett changes her story.

Her claim was that
Eddie started stabbing Brianna,

that was just a shock to her

because it was never meant
to actually go ahead,

it was just something on paper.

In regards to Scarlett,
some of the things

that she was saying
was quite frustrating,

how she was trying to make out
it was a fantasy all the time.

Eddie maintains his story

that it was Scarlett
who carried out the murder.

The crime is awful enough,

but then when it comes
to facing the consequences,

they turned against each other.

At no point did they
show any remorse

for any moment
that had led up to Brianna's death,

or the aftermath either.

It was very difficult to actually
prove who had inflicted which blow,

but for the purposes
of proving murder against both,

the prosecution didn't need
to show that.

We just needed to show
that they'd acted together

in bringing about the outcome,
which they clearly did.

It took... I think it was about
four hours, and the jury were back.

And it was like, "Ooh,
is that a good thing it's quick?

"Is it a bad thing?"

It was Scarlett's name first...

and they said "guilty",
and we were...

There was just, like,
a big relief from all of us.

And I remember, I don't think
she heard what had been said,

so they asked what it was,
and the judge said, "It's guilty."

And it was just...
There was no reaction.

She just...

It was like, "Oh, OK,"
type of thing.

They read out Eddie...

and again, it was guilty.

The evidence that they were
responsible for this offence

was overwhelming.

I just am really angry
about what they'd done.

I'll never forgive them, never.

They're monsters.

The teenage girl and boy

who murdered the teenager
Brianna Ghey will be named.

Up to now, we've only been able
to call them Girl X and Boy Y

because of their age.

They're both now 16.

The names of the two monsters
who murdered Brianna Ghey,

Scarlett Jenkinson
and Eddie Ratcliffe.

At least now we can finally give
Brianna a little bit of justice.

I think it's the right decision
completely.

Scarlett Jenkinson,
for the murder of Brianna Ghey,

you will be detained
at His Majesty's pleasure.

I set the minimum term at 22 years.

Justice Yip provided a motive
for the awful murder.

With Jenkinson,
she was thirsty for blood.

It was being able
to see that horrific stuff

that is on the dark web

that led her into a dark
and wildly obsessive world.

Her sadistic motivations

had been revealed quite clearly
in the WhatsApp messages.

Eddie Ratcliffe, you will be
detained at His Majesty's pleasure.

I set the minimum term at 20 years.

I find also that you, Eddie,
were motivated in part

by hostility towards Brianna
because she was transgender.

The judge, in her summing up,

said that transphobia
had been an element.

I'd love to know your thoughts,
guys.

Do you think
that their sentencing is right?

All I can say is 20-odd years is...
It's just not enough, is it?

It's just never enough
for taking a life.

Personally, in my own opinion,
I do think they should have life.

It's impossible to put into words

how the murder of my child
has affected me.

I never stopped loving her,
and I never will.

I knew she was going to be a star,

and the amount of support
she received

from followers on TikTok prove this.

And the amount of guilt I...

And the amount of guilt I have
will sometimes be unbearable...

..but I will en-ensure her memory
lives on in my thoughts and dreams.

No amount of justice is gonna
bring her back for her mum and dad.

They've still got a life,
and Brianna's life has gone.

My family and I request
some healing space

for the next few weeks.

However, I will be back
at the end of January

to continue my campaigning
for better mental health support

for young people and their families.

'Brianna's mum
has launched a campaign

'encouraging schools across
the country to teach mindfulness.'

She wants the Peace & Mind campaign
to be a lasting legacy for Brianna.

She's a really amazing woman.

There are countless tributes
still being posted on TikTok.

We need to make sure Brianna's case
does not get forgotten.

Rest in peace, Brianna.

Brianna's memory lives on.

I remember Brianna
for being my friend

and being funny and kind
and giving me advice.

Just being a good friend in general.

I have her on my little dresser
photo frames, um,

for when I get ready,

and she's just always in my mind.

My memories of Brianna,
we'll look at pictures,

we'll go and lay flowers.

We go to the place
where it happened.

I feel close to her there.

When we go and lay them flowers,
I feel she's there with us, and...

..it's, you know...

It's my way of, you know, grieving.

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