Youth who imported the knife that killed Yousef Makki deleted 47 items from his phone, new inquest hears
manchestereveningnews.co.ukThe youth who imported the knife used to kill Yousef Makki deleted 47 items from his own iPhone after the fatal stabbing, a new inquest into the death was told.
Adam Chowdhary was said to have deleted material before police seized his device after Yousef, a bright Manchester Grammar School pupil from a humble background in Burnage, was fatally stabbed by their friend Joshua Molnar in 2019.
All three boys were 17. A barrister for the Makki family suggested at the inquest there was a 'far from innocent reason' for deleting it.
The revelation came in a new inquest into the death of Yousef Makki who was stabbed through the heart on Gorse Bank Road in Hale in March 2019. READ MORE: Shocking CCTV captures Yousef Makki's final moments before he's stabbed to death READ MORE: The teenager who stabbed Yousef Makki to death can finally be named as Joshua Molnar His friend Joshua Molnar told a jury in his 2019 trial he was acting in self-defence when he stabbed Yousef.
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