Sick Doncaster killer boasts about his murder in rap video from behind bars
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Taylor Meanley, now 20, was a teenager when he shot a member of a rival gang in a drive-by "execution,” killling 20-year-old Lewis Williams in the attack in Mexborough in 2021.
An unrepentant Meanley has shared photos of himself in jail, along with a homemade rap video, shared on Instagram, where he brags about the killing.
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Hide AdMeanley, along with Jack Parkes, 21, was jailed for murder while Joe Anderton, 18, and Arlind Nika, 16, were jailed for manslaughter.


The clips and photos show a casually dressed Meanley inside his cell.
In one, smiling at the camera, he writes: “Away for life cos I took his life,” alongside a gun emoji.
Another pic shows him masked up and pointing at the camera with a “weapon” with the caption: “Free da lifers.”
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Hide AdAnd in another twisted post, Meanley writes: “We put Donny on the map 3 murders let go.”


In his rap video about the song, posted under the account tshotz_27, Meanley can be seen making gun gestures and one finger signs to the camera.
Sheffield Crown Court heard Mr Williams was targeted due to his links with a gang known as the Pitsmoor Shotta Boys.
Meanley, of Victoria Street, Mexborough, and Parkes, of Arnold Crescent, Doncaster, were both given life sentences, with a minimum term of 27 years.
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Hide AdAnderton, of Jubilee Road, Doncaster, and Nika, of Spellman Street, London, were sentenced to 12 years detention for manslaughter.
All four were also found guilty of possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life.
During the trial, jurors heard that on 11 January 2021, the four defendants toured the area in a Jaguar car looking for Mr Williams.
As they drove down Wath Road, Mexborough, Meanley opened fire from the passenger seat with a homemade shotgun at a group of people, in what was described as a "planned execution".
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Hide AdMr Williams, who was hit at close range, suffered "catastrophic injuries" and died from wounds to his neck and chest.
The court heard the car was later found burned out near Ingsfield Lane, in Bolton upon Dearne.
Shortly after being jailed, Meanley’s father Mike told his drive-by murderer son that he was 'proud' of his prison photo as the 17-year-old was jailed for life, adding, “that’s my boy.”
Writing on his son's post, father his dad said he was 'so proud' of the murderer and told Taylor to 'f*** them all'.