Chilling CCTV shows moment drunk Scots teen murdered stranger on birthday night out
This is the shocking CCTV showing the moment a drunk teenager murdered a stranger while on a night out for his 18th birthday.
McKillop is seen walking away from the direction of where Britton was last seen, towards the forecourt of the car wash. Police can then be seen arriving at the scene. He was spotted by passing motorists outside the car wash on Farmeloan Road in the town. One of the motorists pulled over and phoned 999 before trying to help Britton. She saw that his pockets had been turned out and a carrier bag, its contents and some coins were strewn on the pavement next to him.
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