Overview

• Isaiah Marsh, 21, and Mya Marsh, 23, were convicted of murdering Minister Enfrence in a knife attack over a £200 cannabis debt in Kings Norton, Birmingham.
• The siblings were sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum of 20 years before eligibility for parole, as ruled by Judge Simon Drew KC on May 18, 2025.
• CCTV and ring doorbell footage showed the siblings ambushing Enfrence, with Isaiah inflicting over 20 stab wounds while Mya assisted by pinning the victim down.
• The court revealed that the siblings discarded blood-stained clothing and knives in a wheelie bin, and Mya took the victim’s bicycle after the attack.
• The victim’s mother, Evelyn Nderere, described her son’s plans to take a driving test and attend a job interview on the day of his death, emphasizing the senselessness of the crime.