THE teenager jailed for murdering brave Liam Culshaw is a member of a gang glorifying yob behaviour on websites.
Gary Craig, 19, part of a mob called the Cem-Eds, was sentenced to life for knifing the A-level student to death.
Mr Culshaw, 18, was subjected to afrenzied stabbing attack after trying to stop youths terrorising his family home.
Today, the ECHO can reveal Craig's mob are shamelessly boasting about their behaviour on a sick website.
A shocking video, recently taken off the site, showed:
* A phone box being blown up
* A girl being karate-kicked to the face
* Yobs flipping a car on its roof
* Illegal mini moto bikes doing wheelies on busy public roads
Craig, who must serve a minimum 10 years for Liam's murder, is pictured and named on the site.
The website dishes out written abuse to Merseyside police and features pictures of guns and souped-up cars.
Some of the photographed gang members can be seen carrying a knuckleduster and smoking cannabis.
It even includes detailed step-by-step instructions of how to steal cars, adding: "When police come don't stop. Go towards a parkand jump out and run or go to bollards. But always try andblaze your stoly! (stolen car)."
Police have been passed details of the website and promised to investigate.
The mob call themselves the Cem-Eds as they congregate near Walton cemetery where they terrorise neighbours.
Officials from Liverpool council have been informed about disorder in the area and evidence handed over to the anti-social behaviour team.
A Section 30 dispersal order operates near the cemetery, so groups can be moved on.
But locals said teen gangs regularly flouted the order.
Everton fan Liam, of Cosgrove Road, Walton, was repeatedly knifed after he challenged youths doing "doughnuts" with a motorbike on a grass verge, splattering his home with mud.
The gang's wanton destruction of open spaces with the bikes is an activity featured on the website.
Ian Culshaw, Liam's older brother, said: "It's sickening to think this website is glorifying this behaviour."
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