Teen found guilty of murder after stabbing to death Jamie Brown at Halifax Halloween party
The teenager who cannot be named for legal reasons, has been found guilty after a trail at Leeds Crown Court.
He was also found guilty of wounding with intent and violent disorder.
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Hide AdDuring the trial the court heard how Jamie Brown was stabbed to death at a Halloween party in Halifax during a "nightmarish outbreak of serious violence" between rival groups of young men.
Jamie Brown, 17, suffered a fatal stab wound to the stomach in the street outside the party in East Park Road, Lee Mount, Halifax.
Leeds Crown Court was shown mobile phone footage of the moment the teenager suffered the knife wound as the groups clashed.
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Hide AdMr Brown died from a single stab wound to his abdomen which damaged major blood vessels
Two other teenagers aged 15 and 17 were found guilty of violent disorder in relation to the incident.
A 16-year-old male had already pleaded guilty to wounding with intent and violent disorder in relation to the incident.
Judge Geoffrey Marson QC adjourned the case until 12 July for sentencing.
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Hide AdAll of the teenagers who cannot be identified for legal reasons are due to be sentenced on July 12.
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