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This mother received a text from her son that their was an active shooter at his school. She called her husband who had their young daughter with him and had just left and he came back home. He went inside and grabbed his weapon and headed to the school....

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Jen Stancombe is the mother of Elsie Dot Stancombe, who, at just 7 years old, was stabbed 85 times by Axel Rudakubana in 2024. Elsie should still be here. Her parents, her sister, her extended family, friends and wider community should not have to grieve her loss. Her little sister should be able to feel safe and not worry that the “bad man” who killed Elsie is going to come for her too. Her mum should not have to reassure her that he’s being guarded by “200 policemen” and explain to her little girl that her sister is gone forever and is never coming back. She shouldn’t have to deal with adult worries, she should be able to listen and sing along to Taylor Swift and wear bracelets, without it being an awful reminder that her sister was brutally murdered whilst doing both those things. Her father shouldn’t have to live his life restless because he wasn’t able to protect his little girl. Her parents shouldn’t have to live the rest of their lives in survival mode, they should be able to send her on school trips and to extracurricular activities, without crippling anxiety. Axel’s parents should not have been able to come from Rwanda to seek asylum in Britain. They should not have been eligible to become British citizens. After bringing a knife to school on countless occasions, and returning after his expulsion to break a pupil’s arm with a hockey stick, their son should have been imprisoned. He was referred to government’s Prevent counter-extremism programme by his teachers three times between December 2019 and April 2021 for concerns about carrying knives and an obsession with extreme violence, genocide, mass killings, beheadings and graphic material and having researched school shootings, historical atrocities. Each time the case was closed without progression. This should have been escalated. The staff responsible for not progressing these concerns, whose job it is to prevent terrorist attacks, should have been sacked and faced charges for failing in their duty of care to protect the general public. A week before the Southport attack he tried to take a taxi to his former school, but was stopped by his father, Alphonse, who was aware of his intent to seriously harm others. He should have contacted the police immediately and told them what his son was intending to do. On the 29th of July 2024, Axel ordered a taxi to a dance studio where a Taylor Swift-themed dance workshop for young children was taking place. He took a kitchen knife he had bought days earlier. Wearing a mask, he went upstairs to the studio and began systematically stabbing children as they sat making friendship bracelets and singing Taylor Swift songs, one of whom was Elsie Dot. He also murdered Bebe King, just 6 years old, stabbing her 122 times and Alice da Silva Aguiar, only 9 years old, as well as seriously injuring 8 other children and 2 adults. He was arrested at the scene and expressed pleasure that the children were dead. After the Southport attack, police found a sealed box containing ricin at the family home, along with production equipment. Packages of material had been ordered online. Alphonse said that he was aware. Axel pleaded guilty to its production and also admitted possessing an al-Qaeda terrorist training manual. He should not have been allowed access to the internet to procure any of these materials. On the 23rd of January 2025 he was sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court to custody for life with a minimum term of 52 years. He should not have been allowed to live. We should not have to live in fear that such heinous acts can happen to our loved ones or any one of us at any moment. You can help support Elsie’s family to make a difference to the lives of other children in her name here:

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