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Asylum seeker accused of murder denies being at train station where woman was fatally stabbed

  • On October 20 last year, Deng Chol Majek is accused of following and stabbing Rhiannon Skye Whyte 19 times at Bescot Stadium station, jurors heard at Wolverhampton Crown Court.
  • On October 21, police arrested Deng Chol Majek at the Park Inn hotel at 05.06 hours and he was interviewed between 21.22 and 22.55, remaining silent throughout.
  • CCTV footage shows a figure inside Park Inn hotel between 7.45pm and 11pm, prosecutors allege it follows Ms Whyte and throws her phone into the River Tame, while police recovered a dark-and-light-grey hooded jacket, silver-coloured metal jewellery, and brown sandals from Deng Chol Majek’s room.
  • Paramedics treated Rhiannon Skye Whyte on the platform and she died three days later from a brain stem injury, and Deng Chol Majek told the jury he was not at the station, answering `No` when asked if he was responsible.
  • He says his age is 19 and blames an incorrect German identity document suggesting he is 27, denying the alleged offences.
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Evening Standard broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, October 20, 2025.
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