Kalvin Taylor (Image credit: Norfolk Constabulary). On September 21, last year, the 19-year-old’s body was discovered in a ground-floor flat on Lefroy Road in Mile Cross.

Police at the scene of the fatal attack (Source: Newsquest). Mr Taylor, 19, of London, is believed to have been dead for nearly a week before he was discovered.

 

On Thursday, Fornah appeared at Norwich Crown Court and denied murder charges.

Norwich Crown Court (Image by Peter Walsh, Newsquest). He will stand trial on October 5 alongside two men and a woman who previously denied murder.

Leon Bangura, 20, from London, Adam Dugdale, 55, from Shorncliffe Avenue, Norwich, and Carrie-Anne Hall, 51, from Lodge Breck, Norwich, were scheduled to face trial at the end of April.

On Thursday, the case was rescheduled for a case management hearing. The four defendants will now face trial in the autumn.

Matthew Holmes, 51, of Bowthorpe Road in Norwich, will also stand trial after being accused of assisting an offender.

Matthew Holmes (Image by Newsquest) Bangura has also been charged with two counts of involvement in the distribution of Class A drugs, possession with intent to supply, and possession of a bladed article in a public place.

In a tribute, Mr Taylor’s mother expressed that her son’s death had “left our family in a million pieces”.

“Kalvin was a son, a grandson, a brother, a cousin and a friend to us all,” she told me.

“We will remember and miss Kalvin every day of our lives.

“We love you Kalvin, rest in heavenly peace until we meet again.”