Harvey Willgoose murder: Teenager found guilty of killing fellow pupil during lunch break
A school child who stabbed another student at lunch was found guilty of murder.
15 -year -old Harvey Willgoose was stabbed in front of the children who were horrified by another 15 -year -old child who brought a hunting knife to the All Saints Catholic High School in Sheffield on February 3.
Sheffield Crown Court heard how other students escaped from the “fear and panic ğı that they locked in a school closet after the deadly attack.
The defendant, who could not be named because of his age, agreed to kill the man after a long bullying period and said he did not remember what he had.
However, the prosecutors said that he wanted to show that he was difficult ”and“ exactly what he was doing ”.
On Friday, a jury found him guilty of murder from 11 -to -one murder after negotiating for more than 14 hours.
Sheffield Crown Court heard that stabbing was probably a ordeal for ör Return to Harvey for something ”.
The hearing heard that the two children fell a few days before the death of Harvey after the other parties in a disagreement between the other two men.
The prosecutors said the defendant had a “unhealthy ve about the guns and that he had photos posing with other hunting knives and machete on his phone.
The court heard that he has an important history in angry and violence at school ”.
Prosecutor Richard THYNE KC said that the defendant was investigating the anger rooms and a week before the deadly stabbing, he expected someone to shake my anger to quit. ”
He told the jury members that CCTV footage showed him that he was trying to provoke him with the remaining Harvey.
The court heard Harvey’s friends that the defendant said that he was “a knife like a knife under Jumper in science classes that morning, but he thought he had been bluffing.
The jury members were told that when the defendant approached him, the lunch break began when he approached him, Harvey was happy with his friends in a courtyard.
A young witness said there was a discussion and that he had pushed the defendant Harvey and pushed him, causing him to come backwards before he pulled a knife and stabbed him.
Another girl who gave evidence said: “We went in to go and tell a teacher, but the teacher was frozen. He didn’t know what to do.”
He said: “People were running, they were screaming everywhere. Like chaos.”
The defendant said that the hearing was quickly angry and meant by racist bullying and mockery about a medical situation and meant that he could not “control”.
The child told the jury that his mother had mental health problems and that his father, who hit him, wasn’t usually there.
He told the court that he took the knife to school because he thought he would get hurt that day.
Harvey said that when he raised an previous dispute, he looked angry and that he had a hand in his pants, making him think that the school child was a knife.
Gül Nawaz Hussain KC said to the jury members: “Tragically, Harvey was a combination of the last straw (the defendant) and the unwanted face of a series of threats of violence and bullying in recent months.
“We say that there is a loss of control that results in terrible and tragic results.”
