Teen Who Killed 3 Children at Taylor Swift Party Gets Sentenced
One of the more horrific stories from last year was the murder of three children at a Taylor Swift party in England.
Axel Rudakubana reportedly stabbed one of the girls 122 times.
He has now been sentenced to 52 years.
Send Him Away
Rudakubana, the 18-year-old son of Rwandan immigrants, was apparently on a mission to kill as many people as possible.
At the party, he had stabbed three children to death, having pleaded guilty to the murder of a six, seven, and nine-year-old.
The children were all attending a Taylor Swift-themed dance class when Rudakubana went on his killing spree.
In addition to the murder of the three young girls, he also pleaded guilty to the attempted murder of eight more children and two adults, as well as trying to create ricin.
Mr. Justice Goose presided over the case, saying that Rudakubana would serve at least 52 years in prison before becoming eligible for parole.
However, the judge noted that it was unlikely that Rudakubana would ever be let out of jail.
Since Rudakubana carried out the killings just before his 18th birthday, the judge was unable to sentence him to life in prison with no chance of parole.
Rudakubana was never remorseful for the killings, having stabbed one girl a reported 122 times, then telling the police, “It’s a good thing those children are dead.”
Rudakubana has been found in possession of al-Qaeda training manuals, yet prosecutors did not consider this a terror-motivated attack.
According to local reports, the Labour Party and local police were aware of the manuals but chose to keep that little tidbit of information out of the media for months.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and the British corporate media have been trying to pin the killings on Amazon since Rudakubana was able to buy a knife from Amazon, even going so far as to dub the killer “The Amazon Killer.”
God forbid we hold the monster accountable for the actions committed, very similar to how Democrats in this country always look to place blame for shootings on the gun industry rather than the individual who pulled the trigger.
