Stabbed schoolgirl in 'panic mode', court told
Summary
A 15-year-old schoolgirl was stabbed by a masked fellow student at Thorpe St Andrew School near Norwich. The attacker, now 16, denies attempted murder but admits to wounding with intent and carrying a knife without permission. The victim described feeling numb and panicked after the attack during a trial at King's Lynn Crown Court.Key Facts
- The stabbing happened on March 11 at Thorpe St Andrew School.
- The victim was stabbed in the back by a masked student who wore no school uniform.
- The attacker is 16 years old and is charged with attempted murder and carrying a knife unlawfully.
- The attacker admits to possession of a kitchen knife and wounding with intent but denies attempted murder.
- The victim described panic, numbness, and shock after the stabbing.
- Police had to cut off the victim’s clothes to treat the wound.
- The attacker had written notes expressing hatred of women, found in his bedroom by police.
- The court trial is ongoing and expected to last three weeks.
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