Teenager shot dead in London's 'Murder Mile' was student Michaela Georgiou Francis called the crime "disgusting," adding that people like Joseph didn't "live that life," and that it was so tragic that it could happen to "such a wonderful loving young man." Jeffrey Manso, who went to the same school, St Aloysius, as Burke-Monerville, and had known the family since he was 13, said he was "shocked" about what had happened, and that he wasn't involved in gangs. Burke-Monerville was due to go on holiday next week to Magaluf, on the Spanish island of Majorca, which he said would be "a week 'off' stress." The second victim, a 32-year-old man, is currently in a stable condition in hospital. Police officers are appealing for witnesses and information following the murder, and no arrests have yet been made. Two suspects were spotted running from the scene after the shooting towards nearby Pembury Estate, with the first man described as black, while the second is light-skinned, possibly of Asian or Turkish appearance. Mr Carpenter said: "I was walking home from the shop when I saw a black man and a white man walking down the main road and turn into Hindrey Road.