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Lilia Valutyte was a nine-year-old girl whose death shocked Boston, Lincolnshire, and drew national attention across the UK. On the evening of 28 July 2022, she was playing with a hula hoop outside an embroidery shop where her mother worked when she was randomly attacked. She was taken to hospital but later died from her injuries. Police launched a major investigation immediately after the k*lling, appealing for CCTV and public information. Deividas Skebas was arrested two days later and charged with murder. The attack happened in a public street, and police said he had moved around the area before targeting Lilia when she was alone. The case caused widespread shock locally, with tributes and memorials appearing across the town. The case later became legally complex because of the suspect’s mental health. After his arrest, Skebas was ruled unfit to stand trial and was detained in a secure hospital. In 2023, a “trial of fact” found he was responsible for Lilia’s k*lling, meaning the court accepted he carried out the act but did not issue a criminal conviction at that time. When criminal proceedings resumed, prosecutors argued there was evidence the attack had been planned. CCTV showed Skebas buying a knife beforehand and moving around the area before the attack, and investigators said he later tried to change his appearance and obtain money to leave the UK. His defence accepted he k*lled Lilia but argued his mental illness meant his responsibility was reduced. In February 2026, after being judged fit to stand trial, a jury at Lincoln Crown Court found Skebas guilty of murder more than three years after Lilia’s death. The verdict followed a trial in which the main dispute was over his mental responsibility, not whether he carried out the k*lling. The case remains one of the most devastating crimes in the town’s recent history. Police said the investigation involved years of detailed work and support for witnesses and family members, while community leaders said Lilia’s death left a lasting mark on Boston and reinforced calls for continued support for victims of violent crime and their families. #truecrime #truecrimetok #murder #horror #ukcrime
Lilia Valutyte was a nine-year-old girl whose death shocked Boston, Lincolnshire, and drew national attention across the UK. On the evening of 28 July 2022, she was playing with a hula hoop outside an embroidery shop where her mother worked when she was randomly attacked. She was taken to hospital but later died from her injuries. Police launched a major investigation immediately after the k*lling, appealing for CCTV and public information. Deividas Skebas was arrested two days later and charged with murder. The attack happened in a public street, and police said he had moved around the area before targeting Lilia when she was alone. The case caused widespread shock locally, with tributes and memorials appearing across the town. The case later became legally complex because of the suspect’s mental health. After his arrest, Skebas was ruled unfit to stand trial and was detained in a secure hospital. In 2023, a “trial of fact” found he was responsible for Lilia’s k*lling, meaning the court accepted he carried out the act but did not issue a criminal conviction at that time. When criminal proceedings resumed, prosecutors argued there was evidence the attack had been planned. CCTV showed Skebas buying a knife beforehand and moving around the area before the attack, and investigators said he later tried to change his appearance and obtain money to leave the UK. His defence accepted he k*lled Lilia but argued his mental illness meant his responsibility was reduced. In February 2026, after being judged fit to stand trial, a jury at Lincoln Crown Court found Skebas guilty of murder more than three years after Lilia’s death. The verdict followed a trial in which the main dispute was over his mental responsibility, not whether he carried out the k*lling. The case remains one of the most devastating crimes in the town’s recent history. Police said the investigation involved years of detailed work and support for witnesses and family members, while community leaders said Lilia’s death left a lasting mark on Boston and reinforced calls for continued support for victims of violent crime and their families. #truecrime #truecrimetok #murder #horror #ukcrime

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