The mother of a young girl repeatedly stabbed Southport The knife attack has revealed that her daughter asks if her attacker was loved, and “what happened to get her so angry?”
Public inquiry into the attack, which claimed life Alice da Silva Agus, Nine, Babe King, Six, and Elsey dot Stancomb, and injured eight more children and two adults, It is heard that the girl, who is known as Child Four to protect her identity, suffers from flashbacks and bad dreams, and lives in “constant fear”.
Before participating Taylor Swift-Themed Dance Class where a terrible attack took place on July 29 Last year, the girl’s mother said that her daughter was careless and vibrant, but since then she was frightened after the killer Axle Rudakubana. Rampage against a group of young children.
Another mother spoke of a “level of bravery no child ever show”, when her eldest daughter saved her younger sister from stabbing.
The woman, whose daughters, were referred to as Child C2 and C7, said that her greatest, who had already been seriously injured, saw “pure fear” on her sister’s face as she was crawling, while Rudkubana was up from her knife.
He said: “Our biggest, just one child was already injured and already injured, pulled his sister in front of him to protect him.”
His eldest daughter was again stabbed, before the girls scrambled to escape and separated, she told the investigation.
Meanwhile, her youngest daughter was stabbed in the back as she ran to protect the stairs, now “trauma that no child should be taken”.
He said that his children knew very little about the events of the day and his attacker, but his youngest asked: “Is his mother and daddy really crazy what he has done?”
He said: “Finally they will ask more and they will be able to find information themselves.
“I have no doubt that it will be disastrous for them if they are to read that it can be stopped. We will have no option but to guide it through it.
Child Four’s mother said that her daughter is still suffering from deep insecurity about her surroundings and the whole family is still processing the trauma.
She also spoke about her daughter and her pride for bravery and compassion, which was displayed by all those young girls that day.
He said, “One of the last girls who escaped from the building, and no adults in the building were not able to help her, had to advocate herself and had to find her own way,” she said.
“She clearly tells us how she chose to wait and allowed others to go out first because she was already attacked and did not want them to ask them to run and not to shout – advice – advice was being remembered when she had a gas leakage in her school.
“At the top of the stairs, he was again attacked.
“We are proud of how kind and care that our girl is taking care of, her best qualities shine in the dark in moments.
“There are many of these stories of valor from all girls that day.”
Child L.’s mother said that while her daughter was not physically damaged by Rudkubana, emotional damage can “not be underestimated”.
He said: “He – along with others present that day – was targeted by someone who now knows that it was already known for many agencies.
“That knowledge is the only burden that we take every day.”
This week, the investigation is due to hearing the statements of the influence of the families of living children, which cannot be named, dance teacher Lean Lucas and Heidi Lydal and businessman Jonathan Hayes, who were left to office after hearing after the attack.
The first phase of inquiry, which is due to running till November, is expected to hear the details of the previous incidents, where Rudakubana was found with a knife and three referrals were done to stop the anti-terrorism program of the government.
The criminal justice system, their education, their association with social and health care services and their relationship with their family are expected to analyze their participation.
In a second phase of investigation, it is expected to address the risk generated by the youth who have a fixation with extreme violence.