A pair of siblings in the UK have been convicted of the murder of 21-year-old Minister Enfrence following a violent altercation in the Kings Norton area of Birmingham in November 2024.
Isaiah Marsh, 21, and his sister, Mya Marsh, 23, were found guilty of fatally stabbing Mr. Enfrence more than 20 times during a confrontation allegedly linked to a minor dispute involving cannabis and a damaged bicycle.
Court proceedings revealed CCTV footage showing Isaiah restraining Enfrence while Mya joined in, later handing her brother a knife used in the deadly assault.
Prosecutor Jennifer Josephs KC told the court the dispute may have been sparked after Mya felt “kept waiting” by the victim, possibly over a cannabis deal.
Despite Mr. Enfrence being unarmed, he was stabbed repeatedly in the body, hands, arms, and head.
After the attack, the Marsh siblings discarded the knife and their clothing in a nearby wheelie bin.
Shockingly, Mya reportedly took the victim’s bicycle and proceeded to work the same day.
Isaiah later sought hospital treatment for hand injuries, and both were arrested shortly after—Mya the next day and Isaiah upon turning himself in.
Although they both denied charges of murder and manslaughter, the jury found them guilty. Sentencing is expected at a later date.
In a heartfelt statement, Mr. Enfrence’s grieving family paid tribute:
“Minister, you were taken from us so suddenly. Your absence has left a void in our hearts. But we find comfort knowing you rest with the Lord. Until we meet again.”
