Allecha Boyd's killer ex used her public execution 'to foster reputation as hard man', court hears

Leah Freeman, Ms Boyd's mother, told the court her first-born daughter was her pride and joy."Allecha didn't deserve what happened to her — no-one does — but I and the family need closure and for Allecha to be laid to rest with the dignity she deserves.""Today will mark 907 long and agonising days waiting for my child to be found," she said.

"This offender intended to foster a reputation for himself in the world of drugs in which he moved as a hard man," he said. "He does that knowing that that might not be assisting his case, but asks Your Honour to be made aware that he did take police officers to where the deceased may have been and assisted with finding her remains," Mr Wilson said.

Whether they ‘assisted’ or not both should stay in prison until Allecha is found. Even if that means life.

Real hard man, that. Kills women. Don't worry, he'll get a good flogging inside.

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