A huge wall of flowers, cards, balloons and photographs have been left at the scene where James 'Jay' Halewood was stabbed to death.
James died on Sunday afternoon after being found with serious stab wounds outside the shops on Broad Lane in Kirkby. Locals tried to help James and paramedics did their best to save him.
Police launched a murder investigation and have since appealed for individuals in the Kirkby community who might have information about what happened to 'search their consciences.'
No arrests have been made at this stage and whoever killed James is still at large.
This morning friends and family had left fresh tributes to James at the scene where he was stabbed on Sunday.
A card left at the scene showed a collage of photographs of James with pals.
A message read: "Rest in Peace Jay GBNF.'
Childhood photographs of Jay were left at the scene. Another message made from candles read: "Jay RIP."
On Sunday, James' sister Georgia used Facebook to pay a poignant tribute, calling him her "rock".
On Monday, Detective Chief Superintendent Mark Kameen told the ECHO that James probably died after a 'targeted attack.'
Det Chief Supt Kameen described the incident as 'tragic.'
He said: "We are dealing with a tragic set of circumstances which led to the death of a young man with his life ahead of him and it has been taken from him."
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No arrests have been made and detectives are asking people with information to get in touch. Anyone with information, dash cam or mobile footage are asked to DM @MerPolCC.
Alternatively call 101 quoting log 502 of 7th July.
