Man charged for killing pregnant mother and her baby in London transceive

Paramedics had to deliver Kelly Mary Fauvrelle's son in an emergency procedure after she died in the early hours of the morning on June 29. The newborn, who was named Riley, died in hospital several days later on July 3.

Police said a 25-year-old man, named Aaron McKenzie, was charged Sunday with killing both Fauvrelle and her son, and with possession of an offensive weapon.

Fauvrelle was approximately eight months pregnant when she was attacked in her bedroom at Thornton Heath, south London, while the rest of her family was at home, Britain's Press Association (PA) news agency reported.



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Police previously arrested two other men on suspicion of murder, but a 37-year-old man was released with no further action and a 29-year-old was released on bail.

McKenzie, who has been charged with murder and manslaughter is due to appear in court on Monday.

Knife crime has become a national crisis in the UK, where police recorded a total of 40,577 offenses involving a knife or sharp instrument last year -- 10,000 more than in 2011.

Few weekends pass without reports of knife violence, and flowers laid on London street corners serve as near-daily reminders of its results.

In June, two teenagers died moments apart on a bloody Friday night in London when four people were stabbed and a teenager was shot dead, in a spate of separate incidents.

Few weekends pass without reports of knife violence, and flowers laid on London street corners serve as near-daily reminders of its results. Few weekends pass without reports of knife violence, and flowers laid on London street corners serve as near-daily reminders of its results. In June, two teenagers died moments apart on a bloody Friday night in London when four people were stabbed and a teenager was shot dead, in a spate of separate incidents. Police said a 25-year-old man, named Aaron McKenzie, was charged Sunday with killing both Fauvrelle and her son, and with possession of an offensive weapon. Few weekends pass without reports of knife violence, and flowers laid on London street corners serve as near-daily reminders of its results. Police previously arrested two other men on suspicion of murder, but a 37-year-old man was released with no further action and a 29-year-old was released on bail. Fauvrelle was approximately eight months pregnant when she was attacked in her bedroom at Thornton Heath, south London, while the rest of her family was at home, Britain's Press Association (PA) news agency reported. Paramedics had to deliver Kelly Mary Fauvrelle's son in an emergency procedure after she died in the early hours of the morning on June 29. The newborn, who was named Riley, died in hospital several days later on July 3. Paramedics had to deliver Kelly Mary Fauvrelle's son in an emergency procedure after she died in the early hours of the morning on June 29. The newborn, who was named Riley, died in hospital several days later on July 3. McKenzie, who has been charged with murder and manslaughter is due to appear in court on Monday. Fauvrelle was approximately eight months pregnant when she was attacked in her bedroom at Thornton Heath, south London, while the rest of her family was at home, Britain's Press Association (PA) news agency reported. Knife crime has become a national crisis in the UK, where police recorded a total of 40,577 offenses involving a knife or sharp instrument last year -- 10,000 more than in 2011. McKenzie, who has been charged with murder and manslaughter is due to appear in court on Monday. Few weekends pass without reports of knife violence, and flowers laid on London street corners serve as near-daily reminders of its results. Few weekends pass without reports of knife violence, and flowers laid on London street corners serve as near-daily reminders of its results. Few weekends pass without reports of knife violence, and flowers laid on London street corners serve as near-daily reminders of its results. Police said a 25-year-old man, named Aaron McKenzie, was charged Sunday with killing both Fauvrelle and her son, and with possession of an offensive weapon. Police previously arrested two other men on suspicion of murder, but a 37-year-old man was released with no further action and a 29-year-old was released on bail. In June, two teenagers died moments apart on a bloody Friday night in London when four people were stabbed and a teenager was shot dead, in a spate of separate incidents. Police previously arrested two other men on suspicion of murder, but a 37-year-old man was released with no further action and a 29-year-old was released on bail. Police previously arrested two other men on suspicion of murder, but a 37-year-old man was released with no further action and a 29-year-old was released on bail. Few weekends pass without reports of knife violence, and flowers laid on London street corners serve as near-daily reminders of its results. Police said a 25-year-old man, named Aaron McKenzie, was charged Sunday with killing both Fauvrelle and her son, and with possession of an offensive weapon. Police said a 25-year-old man, named Aaron McKenzie, was charged Sunday with killing both Fauvrelle and her son, and with possession of an offensive weapon. In June, two teenagers died moments apart on a bloody Friday night in London when four people were stabbed and a teenager was shot dead, in a spate of separate incidents.

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