Ronan Kanda was murdered close to his home in Wolverhampton after he visited a friend’s house to buy a PlayStation controller in June 2022.
Ronan Kanda was killed in a case of mistaken identity by teenage boys who bought a set of swords and a machete on the internet.
In this article, we will take a closer look at Ronan Kanda CCTV footage and much more!
Who was Ronan Kanda?
Ronan Kanda was a 16-year-old boy who was stabbed to death in Wolverhampton in a tragic case of mistaken identity.
He was attacked by two 17-year-olds, Prabjeet Veadhesa and Sukhman Shergill, who had bought a set of swords and a machete online and intended to target one of Ronan’s friends over an unpaid debt.
Ronan, who had just finished his GCSEs and wanted to study business at college, died near his home after visiting a friend to buy a PlayStation controller.
Ronan Kanda CCTV footage
Footage released today by West Midlands Police shows 17-year-old killers Veadhesa and Shergill running behind Ronan, who is completely unaware he is being chased.
As the masked killers catch up to the popular schoolboy, Veadhesa delivers the blows.
The callous teenagers are seen to rush away from the scene, leaving their victim to die in the street.
The 16-year-old boy was just yards from his front door when Prabjeet Veadhesa violently thrust a horrifying weapon through his chest and side as accomplice Sukhman Shergill trailed behind him.
Ronan Kanda footage
Veadhesa and Shergill were today detained for life at Wolverhampton Crown Court. Although Veadhesa was responsible for delivering the blows, Shergill was convicted on a joint enterprise basis.
Veadhesa and Shergill – both 16 at the time of the murder – were friends with Ronan and went to school with him at The Khalsa Academy Wolverhampton.
During their trial, both claimed they had mistakenly attacked Ronan Knada and thought he was someone else.
They had intended to ‘scare’ another teenage boy who owed Shergill money, the killers insisted.
Jurors also heard how Veadhesa, hours before the murder, collected a Ninja sword set and a large machete from a local post-office after buying it online.
He was said to have had a ‘fascination with knives’ and would regularly get involved in the buying and selling of ‘lethal’ weapons. West Midlands Police also today released a photograph of the shockingly large swords brandished by the defendants.
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