The sister of a young Hull mum who was killed has spoken out for the first time since her tragic death, describing her as her "best friend"."
Laura Huteson, 21, was stabbed and died after suffering serious injuries in Milldane, Orchard Park, on February 27.
Her sister, Cara Huteson, 23, has never spoken publicly but today has told Hull Live how she she misses her everyday.
"I miss her because she’s the only person I could talk to," said Miss Huteson, a mum of three.
"We shared a bedroom growing up, we had that close bond, we shared all the same mates, she was my best friend, she was the first person I went to talk to, she was a nice person.
"She was my only sister. She was real daft, she loved her son to pieces. She was a great auntie. She loved Ben (her boyfriend) too.
"She was a nice caring person, she would do anything for most people, but she did have her ups and downs. She was depressed."
Cara and Laura are the younger sisters of four boys and grew up in Hull - moving around the city. Laura went to Andrew Marvell College and fell pregnant with her son when she was 15.
Speaking about her death, Miss Huteson said: "It&apos;s changed everyone’s lives, my mam is devastated. I’m devastated, I miss her because she’s the only person I could talk to.
"I remember going to Withernsea when we were younger, we also played badminton. I miss her, we talked about everything."
Following Laura&apos;s death a special fundraising page was set up by Hull woman Kayleigh Pepper to help raise £1,000 towards Laura&apos;s funeral.
The page was given a huge boost after comedian Jason Manford called on his thousands of funds to support it through his "Charity Ninjas" Mother&apos;s Day campaign.
A total of 207 people donated to the cause, raising the grand total of £1,415.
Laura&apos;s boyfriend, Ben Guy described her as the "best person he ever met."
He said: "I loved her more than anything, I will never be the same again," he said.
"She was the best person I ever met. She was my everything. I don’t think I can live without her. She was my everything and always will be.
"I hope she is somewhere happy because she deserves happiness more than anyone."
Mr Guy, 26, and Laura enjoyed spending lots of time together and would go to the cinema every week. They were also planning on moving in together.
"We went to the cinema last Saturday," Mr Guy said. "Our hobbies were each other but we went to the cinema every week. Our favourite films were the Kingsman films."
Jason Gaskell has been charged with Laura&apos;s murder and a separate charge of assault. A trial date has been set for August 6.