Aston Shootings: Ten Years On
The mothers of two teenage girls murdered in a gangland shooting a decade ago say they're serving a life sentence while their daughters' killers could one day walk free from prison.
Mothers speak ten years on from Aston shooting
The mothers of two teenage girls murdered in a gangland shooting a decade ago say they're serving a life sentence while their daughters' killers could one day walk free from prison.
Letitia Shakespeare and Charlene Ellis were shot outside a hair salon in Aston in Birmingham ten years ago today when they were caught up in a botched revenge attack.
Four men were jailed for life for the murders.
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