Leo Ross Expressed Fear of ‘Sketchy’ Woods Before His Tragic Death

Leo Ross, a 12-year-old boy, feared the woods where he was killed. Friends reveal his concerns as police investigate the shocking incident in Birmingham.

Leo Ross Expressed Fear of ‘Sketchy’ Woods Before His Tragic Death
Leo Ross Expressed Fear of ‘Sketchy’ Woods Before His Tragic Death

Birmingham: A tragic incident unfolded when 12-year-old Leo Ross was killed. He often took a shortcut through the Hall Green woods, which he found sketchy. His friends revealed he had shared his fears about that area.

On the day of the incident, Leo was riding his bike home from school. He was just minutes away from his foster family when he was attacked. Sadly, he was airlifted to the hospital but didn’t survive.

His friend Jack Pugh, 13, expressed shock at the news. He said Leo was a good kid who loved video games. Jack tried to reach out to him but couldn’t get through. Later that night, he learned about Leo’s death.

The community is heartbroken. Many locals have left tributes, including candles and messages. They described Leo as a kind child with a gentle spirit.

Police are investigating the case and have arrested a 14-year-old boy. This teen is also being questioned about other assaults in the area. The police urge everyone not to speculate on the motive as the investigation is ongoing.

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