Vile moment stranger rapped about killing someone just one hour before he stabbed a mum to death on her doorstep
THIS is the chilling moment a depraved stranger rapped about killing someone just one hour before he stabbed a mum to death on her doorstep.
Charlotte Wilcock, 31, was sitting outside her home in Blackburn when she was pounced on by Anthony Stinson.
The crazed 31-year-old kicked and punched the mum-of-two before stabbing her to death with the Stanley knife as her baby daughter slept upstairs.
Charlotte’s body was discovered the next day behind her front door after she suffered more than 50 injuries in the “ferocious” attack.
Footage has now been released of Stinson rapping with a pal as he was today jailed for life with a minimum of 24 years for murder.
The video includes harrowing lyrics that say: “I stamp on your face to the floor, I stamped your face on the floor”.
Just 60 minutes later, Stinson ambushed Charlotte as she had a cigarette on her doorstep.
He had attempted to spin a web of lies to dupe cops into believing his mental state was impaired at the time of the horror on March 3.
Stinson claimed he had seen the Devil and was suffering from psychosis.
But officers found the vile rap video on his phone and discovered CCTV of the killer chatting to a shopkeeper while buying booze 15 minutes before the unprovoked attack.
After murdering Charlotte, the monster made his way home to change his clothes and bury the mum’s phone, which he had taken by mistake.
In a 999 call, he told police: “Hi, it’s Anthony Stinson. I have basically been suffering with psychosis for about a year now.
“Last night, I have literally walked past somebody when they were sat at the doorstep and I thought I’d seen the devil so I kicked them in the face.
“I have…I think they might be…I think I’ve killed them, so I’m basically ringing to tell you that I have…I might have killed somebody.”
Stinson pleaded guilty to murder after psychiatric reports failed to support his claims he was suffering from psychosis.
During his sentencing today, Charlotte’s mum Carole Smalley said her daughter would “never be forgotten”.
She added: “She was such a precious daughter and a very funny girl; I loved her deeply and miss her terribly. I don’t think the feeling of loss and missing her will ever stop.
” I often think that I may be slowly moving forward and then I will hear a certain song or there will be a familiar smell and I am right back where I started with the most intense feelings of grief and sadness as I realise that she has gone forever.
“I want to remember Charlotte for all that she was in life – ridiculously funny, full of fun, extremely loving and just a little bit ditsy.
“She looked after me and she was the perfect mum to her two children, who she loved with all her heart.
“She was just a normal, everyday girl who enjoyed life and loved her friends and family.
“I never heard anyone say a bad word about her, she was so popular and the number of people who came to her funeral showed us that. If only she could have been there to see how much she meant to so many.
“We all miss you beyond words Charlotte and we will never forget you.”