Grieving mum whose teen daughter was brutally murdered by boyfriend "to win a cooked breakfast" speaks out about the harrowing incident
Eight years after the death of her teenage daughter, a devastated mother has finally spoken out. Her daughter was brutally murdered by her ex-boyfriend to "win a cooked breakfast", per reports. Back in October 2011, Joshua Davies, 15 at the time, lured his then-girlfriend Rebecca Aylward, also 15, to a woodland near Bridgend, South Wales, before repeatedly hitting her over the head with a large rock.
At around 9 am the following day, her lifeless body was found lying face down near the village of Aberkenfig, The Sun reports. Young Rebecca died from brain injuries caused by "blunt force injury", a Home Office pathologist ruled. During the trial, it emerged that Davies had discussed about his cruel plans to "get rid of her" with friends in the days leading up to her murder. He was apparently promised a cooked breakfast if he carried out his plan of action.