Law officers to consider ‘unduly lenient’ term handed to 12-year-old’s killer

Kian Moulton murdered Leo Ross in a random knife attack after trying to drown an 82-year-old woman and attacking two other elderly victims (Handout/PA) - (PA Media)

The 13-year minimum term handed to the teenage killer who stabbed schoolboy Leo Ross will be considered by the Attorney General’s Office after multiple complaints that it was unduly lenient.

Kian Moulton, aged 15, was sentenced to life by High Court Judge Mr Justice Choudhury on Tuesday, as an order protecting his anonymity was ordered to be lifted.