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police in a North Yorkshire hideout
Friday, May 25, 2018 –
6:50am
Two teenage boys from North Yorkshire have been found guilty of
plotting to kill students and teachers, and using a bomb to blow up
their school.
The boys, who were reportedly bullied, “wanted revenge and drew
up a list of targets ‘who deserved it’ at the school in
Northallerton”, says The Times. They had reportedly developed
an obsession with the Columbine massacre.
The pair, who cannot be identified, will be sentenced at a later
date.
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During their trial, it emerged that police discovered a rucksack
containing balaclavas and bomb-making ingredients in a hideout used
by the boys.
Prosecutor Paul Greaney QC said the boys “hero-worshipped” Eric
Harris and Dylan Klebold, the pair responsible for killing 12
students and one teacher before killing themselves at Columbine
High School in April, 1999.
The Guardian says the older of the two boys was
the apparent ringleader, and had planned to steal guns from his
girlfriend’s father and “use them to carry out a massacre at his
school”.
The older boy was also found guilty of unlawful wounding for
carving his name into his former girlfriend’s lower back, and
aggravated burglary after he broke into her family’s home.
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