Teen thug who 'internally decapitated' man by stamping on him in brutal murder unmasked as he turns 18
A TEEN murderer who stamped so hard on a man his spine severed from his neck can today finally be unmasked.Thug Kiely stamped on victim in brutal killing
Kiely’s online accounts are filled with references to taking illegal substances — sharing snaps of a large marijuana spliff and a bong.Brute smokes spliff in social media post The latest of his eight posts was just two days before the murder near Westwood Baptist Church in East Kilbride. A trial heard the fiend, from the town, initially tried to help him to his feet, but snapped when he scraped his own face as they lost their balance and fell.A witness told how Kiely attacked Frank with “hard and forceful stamps”, adding: “I could hear the sound of his foot hitting the head.”
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