Handwritten 'plan to kill' Brianna Ghey discovered in the bedroom of girl accused of her murder, jury told

This is the 'crumpled' handwritten note allegedly detailing a 'plan to kill' Brianna Ghey, which police found in the bedroom of a teenage girl accused of her murder. Officers discovered the piece of paper in Girl X's bedroom during a search more than a month after the 16-year-old's death.

Brianna, 16, a transgender girl, died after being stabbed 28 times in the park near Warrington earlier this year, jurors at Manchester Crown Court have heard. She was found by dog walkers just after 3pm on Saturday, February 11.

Girl X, from Warrington, and her co-defendant Boy Y, from Leigh, both aged 16, deny murder. Jurors have previously heard that Girl X sent a picture of the handwritten note to Boy Y on February 3.

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Officers found the 'crumpled' piece of paper on the floor during a search of Girl X's bedroom on March 17, jurors heard on the ninth day of the murder trial. The note was headed: "Saturday 11th February 2023. Victim: Brianna Ghey."

It read: "Meet Boy Y at wooden posts 1pm. Walk down to library…bus stop. Wait until Brianna gets off bus then the 3 of us walk to Linear Park.

"Go to the pipe/tunnel area. I say code word to Boy Y. He stabs her in the back as I stab her in the stomach. Boy Y drags the body into the area. We both cover up the area with logs etc."

During her opening speech to the jury last week, prosecutor Deanna Heer KC said of the note: "It is clearly, the prosecution say, a plan to kill Brianna Ghey." During the same search on March 17, officers found a note found in a draw headlined 'plan'.

It continued: "Give them alcohol with sleeping pills.

"Slit throat. I