Southport Killer Sentencing Reporter Says ‘Some Things You Can’t Unsee’

A reporter shares her emotional experience covering the Southport killer’s trial, revealing the horrific details that left a lasting impact on everyone present.

Southport Killer Sentencing Reporter Says ‘Some Things You Can’t Unsee’
Southport Killer Sentencing Reporter Says ‘Some Things You Can’t Unsee’

Southport: The trial of Axel Rudakubana was gut-wrenching. Mirror reporter Hollie Bone described how she had to pause and breathe while hearing about the brutal injuries he inflicted. It was a tough day in court.

Rudakubana, just 18, pleaded guilty to murdering three young girls during a dance class last July. The details were so horrific that Bone felt relieved some parents chose to stay away.

She shared that the courtroom was filled with sobs and sniffles, a reminder of the pain caused by this tragedy. Rudakubana even tried to disrupt the proceedings, making it all the more chaotic.

Bone recalled the moment the court showed CCTV footage of the attack. Gasps filled the room as everyone watched the girls desperately trying to escape. It was heartbreaking.

One woman was so upset she had to leave. The sight of the bloodied knife on the screen was too much for many. But amidst the horror, a survivor spoke up, calling Rudakubana a coward.

Her strength shone through as she vowed to move forward with her family. It was a powerful moment, showing resilience in the face of such evil.

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