Killer girlfriend who stabbed lover, 19, to death before sending Snapchat saying ‘fam I stabbed someone’ is jailed
A KILLER girlfriend who stabbed her boyfriend to death before making a chilling Snapchat confession has been jailed.
Kamila Ahmad, 24, knifed 19-year-old Tai Jordan O'Donnell four times at his home in Croydon, South London.
The fiend then sent her pal a Snapchat saying: "Fam I stabbed someone and no one is helping me clear him up."
Ahmad was today jailed for life with a minimum of 23 years after being convicted of murder.
Tai's devastated friends told her to "rot in hell" as she was led from the dock at Croydon Crown Court.
Ahmad was also found guilty of wounding with intent after stabbing an ex-boyfriend six years before the fatal attack on Tai.
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In a heartbreaking victim impact statement, Tai's mum Stacey O'Donnell said her life was "destroyed" when her son was killed.
Jurors heard how the monster stabbed talented musician Tai on March 3, 2021 - just one day after his mum had voiced concerns about the relationship.
The couple were described as having a "turbulent" relationship with family and friends both urging him to end things.
Neighbours also reported hearing "a lot of screaming and shouting" coming from his home leading up to the slaughter.
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Tai had at least on two occasions locked Ahmad out of his flat but she forced her way back in - causing him to board up a window she smashed.
On the night of his killing, Ahmad tore the boarding off to gain entry to her lover's flat.
She then stabbed Tai four times - once on the shoulder, once on his right thigh and twice on his left thigh.
One of the blows severed his femoral vein and caused catastrophic bleeding, with Tai sadly passing away shortly after.
The court was told Ahmad had also targeted ex-boyfriend Karim Hussain six years before the bloodbath.
She knifed him three times in the back, forearm and armpit but he survived.
Ahead of her sentencing today, Ahmad claimed "no one is perfect" and "no person is wholly evil'.
She also admitted there have been "many, many instances" where she had "not made the right judgement".
