Kemi Adeyoola was a 17-year-old girl from a wealthy and prominent Nigerian family in the UK. Despite her affluent upbringing, Kemi had a troubled youth, with a history of shoplifting, harassment, and violence. She was known to manipulate those around her and had a reputation for being unpredictable.

In a shocking turn of events, 85-year-old Anne Mendel was brutally murdered in her home in Golders Green, London, on March 14, 2005. The killer was none other than Kemi Adeyoola. What's even more chilling is that Kemi had written a "murder manual" while in prison, detailing her plans to kill an elderly woman and steal her valuables.

Kemi's plan was to target a wealthy victim, but she chose Anne Mendel, who wasn't wealthy, as a "trial run." She stabbed Anne 14 times and tried to cover her tracks by cutting the phone line and creating a fake alibi.

However, her plan failed when she left behind one tiny piece of evidence at the crime scene. This piece of evidence changed her fate forever.


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