Kayden Moy, a 16-year-old, was fatally stabbed on Irvine beach last year, with two of his killers reportedly under social services supervision at the time. His father, Paul Moy, has raised concerns about the adequacy of oversight from South Lanarkshire Council, suggesting that his son's death could have been prevented with better intervention.
Watch for potential policy changes in youth supervision and reoffending protocols following this tragic case. Paul Moy's advocacy may influence local governance and social services accountability, aiming to prevent future tragedies like Kayden's.