Soccer player attacked in nightclub as revenge.

Three men are facing trial for the murder of footballer Cody Fisher, who was tragically killed inside a nightclub on Boxing Day. According to the court, this was not a random act of violence, but rather a calculated act of revenge. The prosecution claims that Remy Gordon, along with his co-defendants Kami Carpenter and Reegan Anderson, planned and carried out the attack on the 26-year-old victim.

Prosecutor Michael Duck explained to the jury that the three defendants were part of a coordinated attack, with each one either having or knowing about the presence of knives. Mr. Fisher, who was just 23 years old, was fatally stabbed in the heart and was pronounced dead at the scene. The incident occurred at the Crane nightclub in Digbeth, shortly before midnight on Boxing Day.

The motive for this heinous crime, as stated by Mr. Duck, was a minor disagreement that Mr. Fisher had with Remy Gordon approximately 48 hours before his death. The dispute reportedly took place at another club in Solihull, called Popworld, where the crowded environment made it almost inevitable for people to come into contact with each other. Mr. Duck emphasized that the contact between Mr. Fisher and Gordon was minimal, with Mr. Fisher simply brushing against Gordon's back while trying to make his way through the crowd.

However, this small incident seemed to have angered Remy Gordon, who was looking for a confrontation. According to Mr. Duck, Gordon's resentment towards Mr. Fisher was so strong that he even sent out messages on Snapchat, appealing for help to identify a photograph of the victim and threatening to harm him. These messages were sent just 45 minutes after the initial encounter at Popworld, showing the extent of Gordon's anger and desire for revenge.

The prosecutor went on to explain that this was not a spontaneous act, but a premeditated one. The defendants had planned to harm Mr. Fisher and carried out their attack with extreme violence. It was not a coincidence that Mr. Fisher was targeted on Boxing Day, as it was a planned act of retribution for the brief contact between him and Gordon at the previous club.

As the trial continues at Birmingham Crown Court, the jury will have to determine the guilt or innocence of the three defendants. Meanwhile, outside the nightclub where the crime took place, a makeshift memorial has been set up in honor of Mr. Fisher, whose life was taken in such a senseless and tragic way.

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