The public inquiry into the mass stabbing at a children’s dance party in Southport last year has heard that warnings from teachers were ignored due to “red tape” and accusations that the killer’s migrant parents failed to reckon with the risk he posed to the public.
In July of last year, Alice da Silva Aguiar (9), Bebe King (6), and Elsie Stancombe (7) were brutally stabbed to death — one of whom was nearly decapitated — at a Taylor Swift-themed dance party in the English coastal town of Southport by 17-year-old Rwandan-heritage Axel Rudakubana. Eight other children and two adults were injured during the heinous attack.
That same month, the…
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