On December 20, 2023, footage was filmed and produced documenting the culmination of a legal case surrounding the tragic killing of transgender teenager Brianna Grey.

The distressing incident occurred on February 11, when 16-year-old Brianna was fatally stabbed in Linear Park, Culcheth, a village near Warrington. Following a trial at Manchester Crown Court, two teenagers, who were 15 at the time of the attack and are now 16, were found guilty of Brianna's murder.

During the trial, it was revealed that the defendants, identified as girl X and boy Y, engaged in disturbing discussions on WhatsApp about committing a heinous act. The Cheshire Constabulary's head of crime, Detective Chief Superintendent Mike Evans, highlighted the unsettling discovery of a handwritten plan for Brianna's murder at girl X's residence.

Reflecting on the evidence, Mr. Evans expressed his dismay, stating, "To have a list of how you were going to execute someone and keep that, I think shows their arrogance. They thought they were clever people and no-one was ever going to catch them."

This footage was filmed and produced 20 December 2023.

Two teenagers have been found guilty of killing transgender teenager Brianna Grey, in what a senior police officer has called a "depraved" attack in February.

Brianna, 16, was stabbed to death in Linear Park, Culcheth, a village near Warrington, on February 11. A boy and a girl, both now aged 16 but 15 at the time, were convicted by a jury at Manchester Crown Court.

Cheshire Constabulary's head of crime Detective Chief Superintendent Mike Evans said the killers, known only as girl X and boy Y, had discussed murdering someone in "depraved" exchanges on WhatsApp, and police had recovered a handwritten plan for Brianna's murder from girl X's home.

"To have a list of how you were going to execute someone and keep that, I think shows their arrogance," said Mr Evans. "They thought they were clever people and no-one was ever going to catch them."