BBC News, Buckinghamshire
Thames Valley PoliceA man declared himself guilty of murmuring two women on Christmas day.
Jazwell Brown stabbed Joanne Pearson, 38, and Teohna Grant, 24, in a block of floors in Santa Cruz Avenue, Bletchley.
At an audience at Luton Crown Court on Tuesday, Brown, 49, also admitted to having tried to kill Bradley Litro, 29, and a teenage duration of the same attack.
It must be sentenced on May 22.
Brown, also or Santa Cruz Avenue, Bletchley, only spoke to confirm his identity and enter.
Hi, he also admitted illegal to possess a knife in a public place and causing unnecessary suffering to a Staffordshire bull terrier.
Charles Miskin Kc, defending, said Brown had shown remorse for his actions and that “he felt deeply.”
A judge sent Brown in custody waiting for a sentence.
Judge Kerr also ruled that the children’s victim of murder attempt could not be identified in the reports of the case media.
The police had said before that the two women were declared dead at the scene after the officers arrived at 18:36 GMT on December 25.
Celia Mardon, from the Crown Prosecutor’s Office, said: “This was an inexplicable attack that has caused irreversible damage, stealing two women from their lives and seriously injuring two others.
“The strength of the case of prosecution, which presented convincing testimony, CCTV and forensic evidence, Cool Jazwell Brown little more option than admitting its guilt, and pleases us that those affected by a tragic events.
“While we may never know why Brown committed so much meaningless violence, we must remember the two lives that were lost with needles.
“Our thoughts remain with the loved ones of Joanne and Teohna, and we hope that today’s result will provide some closure.”
