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Bailey Junior Kurariki (born May 15, 1989) is New Zealand's youngest convicted killer. He was convicted of the manslaughter of pizza delivery man Michael Choy in Papakura in September 2001, when he was just 12 years and 252 days old the day Choy died. {| class="wikitable infobox" |+ Charges in the killing of Michael Choy but had absconded, he had been in trouble since the age of five and had not been to school for more than a year. In the days following the death of Choy, Kurariki was interviewed by police and reportedly confessed to the killings. However Police did not follow the correct procedures in conducting an interview with an alleged offender under 17, making the results of the interview inadmissable. Choy's stepfather Ken Croskery became active in the Sensible Sentencing Trust, a lobby group campaigning for longer sentences. After his death, 10 years later, his family claim he died of a broken heart. He reportedly was "born-again" while in prison,〔(Canterbury Atheist: Bailey Junior Kurariki: 'Natural Born Christian' )〕 and was released on parole on May 5, 2008 but has been in trouble with the courts since and has connections to the Killer Beez gang. There has also been contention about the nature of evidence needed to recall him to jail for breaching parole〔(Bailey Junior Kurariki v Ajit Singh, Manager of Mt Eden Prison — Courts of New Zealand )〕 In 2011 Kurariki was convicted for assault and domestic violence charges and sentenced to 14 months in prison, during one hearing he declared himself to be ''just an innocent black man.'' == References == 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Bailey Junior Kurariki」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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