Bhim kohli murder accused accepted he 'did it'

The 15-year-old boy accused of murdering Bhim Kohli in a Leicester park wrote a letter claiming he hated what he had done to the pensioner. The teenager's letter also reportedly

contained the line saying: "I feel like my case is evil". Leicester Crown Court was told the youth, who denies the murder and manslaughter of 80-year-old Mr Kohli, also wrote

"I accept I did it and I am doing time" and "I kinda just needed anger etc releasing" in the letter to his intervention worker. The teenager and a 13-year-old girl are

both on trial in connection with the death of Mr Kohli, who died in hospital a day after suffering a broken neck and three broken ribs in Franklin Park in Braunstone Town, on Sunday,

September 1 last year. READ MORE: Multiple Leicestershire arrests after woman shot dead The court has heard Mr Kohli was racially abused before he was slapped in the face with a shoe by the

boy, while the girl filmed the alleged attack. Details of the letter were read to jurors on Tuesday (March 11), shortly after the panel viewed a video clip in which the girl allegedly

laughed as she filmed a separate victim being chased across grassland and racially abused. The video clip recovered from the girl's iCloud account, filmed on an unknown date before

Saturday, August 3 last year, showed the unidentified victim being hit from behind, having something thrown over him and then running away before being called a racial slur. The letter,

written by the boy to a woman who had worked with him at the residential unit where he was being looked after at the end of October last year, was read to the jury by junior prosecution

counsel. It read: "I [...] hate what I did. I regret it so much. I have flashbacks of that day and it just upsets me. I just want my freedom or even to go back and not do it. "I

feel like my case is evil. I ain't that type of person. I kinda just needed anger etc releasing." The letter went on to address the boy's view of his own mental health, the

court heard, adding: "I feel like I have let my mum down so much. I am nervous, well scared and worried. I accept I did it and I am doing time. I am just scared about how long I have to

do. "I get upset at little things and sometimes little things can affect my mood and my whole day. I ain't depressed but I ain't really happy a lot of the time." Neither

of the defendants can be identified because of their age. The trial has been adjourned until Tuesday next week (March 18). We are now bringing you the latest updates on WhatsApp first