DEVASTATED pals have paid tribute during a vigil to a “pure-hearted and fun” schoolboy knifed to death on a bus in east London yesterday.
Arsenal fan Kelyan Bokassa, 14, was attacked in Woolwich on Tuesday afternoon.
A person lighting a candle during a vigil at St Mary Magdalene church in Woolwich[/caption]
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Rev J. Van Der Valk speaking at the church this evening[/caption]
Friends have gathered this evening to light candles in the teen’s memory at St Mary Magdalene church.
One of Kelyan’s friends described him as someone who would “always be there for you” at a vigil held after the 14-year-old was stabbed to death.
The teenage boy told those gathered the Woolwich church: “He was a fun guy. He had a pure heart. He would always be there for you.”
The friend then joked about Kelyan eating “bare food”.
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