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Manchester Crown Court heard on Wednesday that police prevented an evident massacre by uncovering a terrorist plot directed by a schoolboy from his bedroom in Blackburn. The boy, who proclaimed to be an Islamic State supporter, was described as highly intelligent but “abusive and aggressive” to his teachers. The court was told that he acted as an adult online at the age of 14 in order to influence various like-minded people across the world.
The suspect, i.e. the 15-year-old boy who cannot be named due to his young age, pleaded guilty in July to inciting an alleged jihadist to behead police officers at an ANZAC Day Remembrance Day parade in Australia this year. According to the police, they raided the Lancashire schoolboy’s home and found a “major terrorist plot” that was only days away from being put into action. The suspect is now aged 15 but he is accused of threatening openly to behead his own teachers, telling them that “you are on my beheading list.” In response to a teacher’s note in his homework book that said “killing another person is immoral,” he replied that “you could not be more wrong.”
Moreover, the crown revealed that the boy also showed beheading videos to his classmates who then named him “The Terrorist.” His peers at school explained that he often spoke of his desire to be a suicide bomber and said that he would blow himself up on a plane in order to maximise the fatalities.
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