An 18-year-old from Slough has been convicted of the murder of 17-year-old Cameron Bailey in High Wycombe.
The teenager from West Sussex was fatally stabbed in King’s Court, Easton Street, on May 7, 2023.
Another 17-year-old boy was also wounded in the incident, which rocked the town after it happened last spring.
Bailey and a friend had travelled from Brighton to Wycombe and were robbed of drugs by 18-year-old Jayden Gubetini, of Coe Spur, Slough, on Saturday, May 6, a nine-week trial at Reading Crown Court heard.
The 18-year-old returned to Wycombe alongside four other men the following day and robbed Bailey and his friend again – at which point the fatality and injury occurred.
Gubetini was found guilty by unanimous jury verdict of murder, attempted murder, conspiracy to commit robbery and section 18 grievous bodily harm with intent yesterday, Thursday, October 24.
Philip Solomon, 38, of no fixed abode, previously pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit robbery and was found not guilty of attempted murder, grievous bodily harm, murder and manslaughter charges.
Scott Cordice, 30, of Station Close, was also found guilty of conspiracy to commit robbery and acquitted of other offences.
Meanwhile, Aaran Pattinson, 33, also of Station Close, previously pleaded guilty to manslaughter and conspiracy to commit robbery. He was found not guilty of attempted murder, grievous bodily harm and murder.
Marlon Cato, 51, of the same Wycombe address, was found guilty by a majority jury verdict of two counts of possession with intent to supply class A drugs and one count of assisting an offender.
Cordice, Pattinson, Solomon and Cato were charged on May 11 and 12 last year.
Gubetini had reportedly fled to the Netherlands and was returned to the UK on July 5 to be put before the court the following day.
His sentencing date is yet to be confirmed, with the other four men due to appear at Reading Crown Court on November 21.
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