Boy convicted of stabbing schoolgirl had serial killer TikToks
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 14:38 · Archive
A 16-year-old has been found guilty of attempted murder after stabbing a 15-year-old girl at Thorpe St Andrew School in Norfolk on 11 March.
A 16-year-old boy has been found guilty of attempted murder at King's Lynn Crown Court after stabbing a 15-year-old girl in the back at Thorpe St Andrew School on 11 March. The girl cannot be identified for legal reasons. Police were called to the school at 10.24am following reports of the stabbing. The suspect fled the school grounds and the school was placed into immediate lockdown.
Police have released TikTok videos found on the boy's phone as evidence. The videos feature serial killers dancing and sped-up footage of murders with the words 'me BTW' (by the way) overlaid on them. The videos include footage of Ted Bundy, Edmund Kemper and Paul Spector, a fictional character from the television show The Fall played by Jamie Dornan. Spector is depicted as a highly intelligent, manipulative and emotionally detached serial killer who poses as a bereavement counsellor.
The boy cannot be identified until his 18th birthday for legal reasons.
How it is being reported
- Disturbing serial killer TikToks found on phone of boy who tried to kill schoolgirlDisturbing TikToks have been released by police showing the videos found on the phone of a boy convicted of a stabbing at Thorpe St Andrew School.Eastern Daily Press · 21 Oct, 14:06
- Disturbing serial killer TikToks found on phone of boy who tried to kill schoolgirlDisturbing TikToks have been released by police showing the videos found on the phone of a boy convicted of a stabbing at Thorpe St Andrew School.Norwich Evening News · 21 Oct, 14:06
In this story: Thorpe St Andrew School · King's Lynn Crown Court · Ted Bundy · Edmund Kemper · Norfolk Constabulary
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