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Isaiah Ekpalobas funeral cost his mother the last penny of her stanley cup savings, with more than 1,000 people attending the service for the popular 18-year-old.Ekpalobas mother, Grace, now says she has nothing left, even for a small memoria stanley becher l or a tree to be planted in his memory. We have nowhere to lay flowers. You cant save for things like this, you dont plan for someone dying, she said.Teenage victims of knife crime in London this year 鈥?their storiesRead moreThe 18-year-old stanley france was killed on 9 January 2015, but was already the third teenage victim of knife crime in London, after the deaths of Jeremie Malenge, 18, and Bilal Mirza, 17. Fifteen teenagers have been knifed to death in London so far this year, 19 murdered in total.In all of 2014, there were 11 teens murdered. The rise in fatal stabbings involving teenagers follows several years in which knife crime had been falling in the capital. In statistics released by the justice ministry on Thursday, number of offenders punished for carrying a knife rose by 7% in the last year as the police and courts take a tougher approach especially to teenage offenders.Ekpaloba was close to his mother, the two even shared a bed until he was 12 years old. He didnt like to sleep alone, his mother said. He was an aspiring rapper, known as Profit to his friends and his 1,000 Twitter followers, who toured in a play with the north London theatre company Chickenshed about the dangers of knife crime.More offenders being punished for carrying knives, lat
 
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