Riley Tolliver, 18, and three teenagers are set to be sentenced tomorrow.
Three of the teenagers who murdered two innocent boys in a case of mistaken identity during a revenge attack have apologised for their crimes, a court has heard.
Max and Mason were killed after being wrongly identified as being responsible for bricks being thrown at a house in Hartcliffe earlier the same evening.the four teenagers had happened upon the pair of best friends while being driven around Knowle West by Snook looking for "revenge" following the attack on the house.Ignatius Hughes KC, representing Tolliver, told trial judge Mrs Justice May his client had only started to learn to read and write since being remanded into custody.
Kate Brunner KC, representing the 15-year-old defendant, told the court: "He is sorry beyond words for what he has done."
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