The father of the Southport killer said his son “turned into a dragon” as he tearfully declared weapons about his former school, before he killed the three girls.
Alphonse Rudakubana broke down in tears on the second day of his evidence at the Southport Inquiry, saying he was the “desperate king of Elsie Dot Stancome, Seven, Beba Silva Aghiar, nine.
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Giving evidence at Liverpool Town Hall via video link, Rudakubana apologized for “an arrow, a sledgeham chickens and the deadly poison ricin.
A week before the knife of Axel Rudakubana in a Taylor Swift Workshop on 29 July last year to go to his former school, where he planned to attack students.
Rudakuba said his son, then 17, entered his room holding a knife and demanded that he be given five years for carrying a knife and attacking a student.
The teenager began to “lightly tie” the bed his father was lying on as he repeated his demands, Rudakubana told the inquiry on Thursday. “I thought he was trying to give me the knife,” he said.
Axel also asked for gas, the inquiry heard, and gave birth to Jerry in the living room. Rudakubaa said she believed her son was planning an arson attack at his former school.
Rudakubana said that after preventing his son from taking a taxi to the range, Axel told him: “Next time if you stop me there will be consequences.”
Answering Questions From Nicholas Moss KC, Inquest Counsel, the father said the incident was “very frightening” and he was embarrassed he did not call the police.
Moss told the inquiry that Rudakubana briefed his wife, Laetitia Muzayire, later saying that “Our son needs to be protected” he can strengthen “and if he goes to the range” he can protect “and if he goes to the range” he can protect “and if he goes to the range” he can strengthen “and if he goes to the range” he can strengthen “and if he goes to the range” he can to be strengthened “and if he goes to the range” he can be strengthened “and if he goes to the range” he can be strengthened “and if he goes to the range” he can be strengthened “and if he goes to the range” he can be strengthened “and if he goes to the range” he can be protected “and if he goes to the range” he can be stabilized or to prison for life “.
Rudakubana, 50, denied that he had discouraged Muzayire from calling the police, but admitted that he did not want his son to be taken care of or imprisoned.
Moss told the question that at this time Rudakubaba knew about “the small arsenal of weapons of his son to attack his former school at home to carry knives to carry knives to carry knives with the intention of harm.
“The risk at this stage is painfully obvious,” Moss said in the days before the Southport attack.
Rudakubana previously admitted to carrying at least three knives for her son last year. He admitted to not knowing one of them was a machete despite the parcel being marked “Mach Panther” and coming from Wareo Hearhouse.
Days before the attack on his son, the 50-year-old brought another package of knives, left them on the landing and went back to bed. This time he found the bow and arrow under the teenager’s bed as well as the Jerry can and sledgehammer.
Asked by Moss if there was anything to say to the families of the girls killed and injured by her son Rudakubaa: “My gratitude for the beautiful angels whose lives were taken by my son.
“I am very happy for them and for all those who were injured. I cried for them all the time … because we have a reminder of my son who became a dragon.”
He said that he “lost the courage to save the little angels” and that he “could have done more”. “The Love I Made For Him Overrode [my] good judgement,” he said.