Kerry, 21, faces a possible life sentence if found guilty of the murder of a 17-year-old woman, who was beaten, strangled and set on fire with petrol. Her story is told in the second episode of The Real Bad Girls, a documentary set in Bullwood Hall in Essex, a closed young offenders' institution.
In this episode, Kerry leaves her cell for the witness box at Chelmsford Crown Court.
Another Bullwood inmate is hauled up in front of duty governor Vicky Baker. Charlene, 19, is serving two years for a nightclub glassing and is being punished for breaking prison rules. In four months, she has already clocked up eight appearances at disciplinary hearings.
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