Callum Aylett
| AKA | |
| DOB | 1999 |
| Occupation | |
| Kill Total | 1 |
| Kill Place | Milton Keynes |
| Kill Date | Jan 2021 |
| M.O. | Stabbing |
| Victim | Jay Fathers-18 |
| Court | Luton Crown Court |
| Judge | Lynn Tayton QC |
| Prosceution | Michael Roques |
| Defence | Michael Borrelli QC |
| Case No: | T20217001 |
1st January 2021, It was a usual New Years eve party until a disagreement broke out.
Just before 3am police officers were called to reports of an altercation in Walshs Manor, Stantonbury, Milton Keynes.
The motive of the attack was an alleged ongoing dispute between two groups of men, and Aylett had attended the address in Walshs Manor armed with two knives that he had picked up from a kitchen drawer. He stabbed Jay a number of times before proceeding to attack the second victim.
It is believed that Jay Fathers had intervened in an argument, after Aylett had became aggressive towards other occupants of the address, and that he was not the intended target of Aylett’s actions.
It is believed that Jay Fathers had intervened in an argument, after Aylett had became aggressive towards other occupants of the address, and that he was not the intended target of Aylett’s actions.
When police arrived 18-year-old Jay Fathers was found at the property with serious stab wounds and was being treated by his friends and paramedics from South Central Ambulance Service. Jay later died at Milton Keynes University Hospital of his injuries.
A second victim, Mr Grant, aged-49 at the time, was also stabbed, suffering serious injuries, which required hospital treatment.
3rd January 2021, Callum Aylett was arrested, and was charged with murder and attempted murder.
A second victim, Mr Grant, aged-49 at the time, was also stabbed, suffering serious injuries, which required hospital treatment.
3rd January 2021, Callum Aylett was arrested, and was charged with murder and attempted murder.
Police confiscated Aylett's mobile phone, on it they found that Aylett had recorded words clearly stating what he was intending to do that night.
Tuesday 5th January 2021, Callum Aylett accused of the murder of teenager Jay Fathers in Milton Keynes on 1st January 2021, he was remanded into custody.
26th July 2021, trial opens at Luton Crown Court Aylett admitted he had gone to the house armed with two knives because he said he wanted to "intimidate and humiliate" the occupants.
But he claimed he used a knife in self-defence after being attacked by Mr Fathers who was armed, he said, with a knife, and Mr Grant, who was brandishing a pole.
But he claimed he used a knife in self-defence after being attacked by Mr Fathers who was armed, he said, with a knife, and Mr Grant, who was brandishing a pole.
17th August 2001, Callum Aylett, aged-21, previously of Juniper Gardens, Walnut Tree, Milton Keynes, was found guilty of murder by unanimous jury verdict, the jury took just three hours to reach a verdict. He was also found guilty of Unlawfully and maliciously wounding or causing grievous bodily harm (GBH) with intent).