Despite a number of arrests and many police and family appeals, his killers have never been caught
An 18-year-old West Ham fan was unlawfully killed on his way home from a match, an inquest has ruled.
The teenager, who was described by friends as "smiley, skinny and humble", was attacked by up to four men as he walked home from watching a West Ham football match.Det Insp John Marriott told the inquest that of 11 people arrested in connection with the case, nine have been released under investigation and two have been ruled out.
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