Five bailed over murder of Jay Whiston
Essex: Five teenagers bailed over murder of Jay Whiston in Marlowe Way, Colchester
By Chris Harris
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
11:02 PM
FIVE teenagers arrested over the murder of a boy in Colchester have tonight been released on bail.
Jay Whiston, 17, was stabbed on Saturday night in Marlowe Way at a gathering attended by around 100 people.
Five teenagers have since been arrested on suspicion of his murder - two 18-year-old men and three 17-year-old boys.
All five were tonight release on bail until Wednesday, October 17, while police continue to investigate the incident.
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