The teenager was stabbed in the heart with a machete by 16-year-old love rival Kevin Biji
A boy has been left with a 'massive' permanent scar on his chest after another teenager lured him down an alleyway using Snapchat and stabbed him with a machete. Kevin Biji has been locked up for life after being convicted of attempted murder over the horrific assault, which he committed when he was only 16. The other teenager nearly died as a result of being stabbed twice to the chest and was only saved thanks to life-saving surgery.
As well as experiencing 'nightmares and flashbacks', he was left with a 'massive scar on his chest' as a result of the attack. He labelled this a 'constant reminder of what Kevin did that night'. Biji was found guilty of attempted murder by a jury, having previously admitted the lesser offending of wounding with intent to inflict grievous bodily harm and possession of a bladed article in a public place but denied any intention to kill.
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