Yousef Makki's schoolfriend was 'angry' and 'wanted to go home' - then he pulled out a knife
manchestereveningnews.co.ukPolice will consider their next steps after a coroner ruled the actions of Yousef Makki's killer amounted to manslaughter. His family finally heard the words they had battled for as coroner Geraint Williams ruled their loved one had been 'unlawfully killed' at Stockport Coroners' Court today (October 25).
Yousef, a Manchester Grammar School student from Burnage, was fatally stabbed on March 2, 2019, on Gorse Bank Road in Hale Barns.
It followed a day spent with his schoolfriends, Joshua Molnar and Adam Chowdhary, smoking cannabis on their bikes in the leafy Trafford village.
Molnar was attacked and had his bike stolen after Chowdhary had called to buy more cannabis. It led to a turn of events which ultimately ended in tragedy. READ MORE: 'My brother Yousef Makki was killed in the most appalling way...
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