21-Year-Old Killer Caught On CCTV Fleeing After Stabbing His Friend To Death

Man Jailed For Life After Stabbing His Friend To Death Over A Phone Call

A killer who was caught on CCTV fleeing a murder scene with a huge hunting knife after stabbing his friend to death has been jailed for life. Sean Bulle, 21, stabbed his friend Paulius Petrasiunas, 24, in a broad daylight attack in Heath Town, Wolverhampton, on July 13, 2020.

Bulle plunged a knife into his friend’s chest after a trivial argument when he became annoyed about a phone call Paulius had taken, Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court heard.

CCTV showed the friends laughing and joking just hours before the brutal attack, while footage from moments after the murder showed Bulle running out the flats holding a hunting knife.

 

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On Wednesday, Bulle was jailed for life after being convicted of mu*der following a trial. Chilling footage shows the two friends laughing and shopping together just hours before the brutal attack at 5.20pm.

In the video, the friends are then seen walking into a block of flats off Chervil Rise, Heath Town. Just minutes later, Bulle sprints out of the flats, holding the terrifying blade which he had used to butcher his friend to death. Bulle had st*bbed Paulius in the chest in a horrific attack which was witnessed by the victim’s partner and their friends.

West Midlands Police launched a major manhunt and two days later, Bulle was traced to a house in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, and a bag was found to contain the victim’s blood.

Bulle claimed someone else must have injured Paulius, but later said he had suffered an epileptic s*izure and came across the aftermath of the murder.