Kayden Moy, a 16-year-old boy from East Kilbride, tragically passed away after a stabbing incident at Irvine Beach over the weekend. The altercation, involving a large group of teenagers, occurred at 18:45 on Saturday, leading to his untimely death in the hospital the following day. Kayden, who was previously associated with football club Busby AFC, was fondly remembered by the club as his sudden demise deeply affected everyone.
Following the incident, Police Scotland disclosed that a 17-year-old boy has been apprehended in connection with the case. The authorities highlighted that the occurrence took place during a time when a considerable number of individuals were present at the Ayrshire beach, particularly on one of Scotland’s warmest days of the year. They appealed to those who may have recorded footage of the incident to come forward with any information that could assist in the investigation.
In response to the heartbreaking loss of Kayden Moy, Busby AFC launched a fundraising campaign to support his grieving family. The club expressed their sorrow over the tragic event, emphasizing that no amount of assistance could ever substitute for the irreplaceable life that was lost. The fundraising efforts were initiated with the hope of providing the necessary support to Kayden’s family during this challenging period.
Messages shared on social media platforms painted a picture of the somber atmosphere at Irvine beach, where numerous teenagers purportedly bore witness to the tragic events. Kayden’s father, Paul, took to social media to mourn his beloved son, describing him as his “best friend” and expressing profound grief over the loss. In light of the circumstances surrounding Kayden’s passing, members of the public were urged to reach out to Police Scotland with any pertinent information that could aid in the ongoing investigation
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