The disturbing serial killer videos found on phone of 'women-hating' boy, 15, who tried to murder girl in school attack

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Levy, A. (2026, October 21). The disturbing serial killer videos found on phone of 'women-hating' boy, 15, who tried to murder girl in school attack. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16227203/disturbing-serial-killer-videos-phone-boy.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-10-21 · by Andrew Levy
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A 15-year-old boy who attacked a girl at Thorpe St Andrew School in Norwich, leading to his conviction for attempted murder, had disturbing videos of notorious serial killers on his phone. These include animations of Ted Bundy and Edmund Kemper created using AI technology, as well as a montage featuring the fictional killer Paul Spector from "The Fall" with himself captioned 'Me btw'. The boy's obsession with violence against women is evident in these creations, along with a suicide note expressing feelings of isolation.
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Story summary

On October 19, 2026, a 15-year-old boy stabbed another student in the back at Thorpe St Andrew School near Norwich. The attacker fled to Woolworths supermarket and was later caught by police. On October 21, he was convicted of attempted murder after a two-week trial at King’s Lynn Crown Court. Jurors deliberated for three hours and 54 minutes before delivering their verdict.

The boy had previously expressed an interest in serial killers and was found to have created disturbing videos featuring notorious murderers like Ed Kemper and Ted Bundy on his phone. He also wrote notes indicating hatred towards women and a desire for admiration and gratification. The attack sparked a lockdown at the school, with armed police involved in the search.

The victim suffered only minor injuries and was later discharged from hospital. The boy will be sentenced on December 18 at King’s Lynn Crown Court.

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📰 Teen Stabbing At School Conviction
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Evening Standard
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“Both articles describe the same school stabbing incident involving a teenage boy who stabbed a girl, leading to his conviction for attempted murder.”
BBC News
⚖️ leaning not scored 🔴 0% hedged 0 of 12 📰 publisher trust 69
“Both articles describe the same incident of a masked teenager attacking a schoolgirl at Thorpe St Andrew School near Norwich, with the perpetrator being found guilty of attempted murder.”
Daily Mail
⚖️ leaning not scored 🔴 8% hedged 4 of 50 📰 publisher trust 64
“The articles describe different incidents involving distinct perpetrators and victims in separate locations.”
Daily Mail
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“While both articles mention a 15-year-old boy convicted of attempted murder at Thorpe St Andrew School, Article A focuses on his disturbing videos and obsessions, while Article B discusses the broader influence of the TV show Dexter on real-world violence. They are related but describe different aspects of the event.”
Daily Mail
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“While both articles discuss the same school stabbing incident involving a 15-year-old obsessed with serial killers, Article B focuses on videos found on his phone that were released after his conviction, which is not covered in Article A.”
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Andrew Levy
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🔮 It is set to a remix of English singer-songwriter Imogen Heap's 2005 song Headlock, which fans say is about self-doubt and emotional stagnation.
🔮 ‘I want at least two, maybe three.
🔮 As there is an on-going legal process, it would be inappropriate to comment further at this stage.
🔮 Eubha became the focus of his attention first, receiving emails that claimed 'as a mixed race woman, you will have less virtue than say a typical white woman'.
🔮 Adriana was behaving normally at her home on the evening of May 8 eating pizza with her family and playing with her younger sister when she went to her bedroom.
🔮 Steven Woolger, 48, was warned at a hearing in June that he faced a possible jail sentence after he admitted eight animal cruelty offences. But District Judge Matthew Bone today gave him a 17-week prison sentence, suspended for 18 months, after being told that he had mental health issues at the time of the sickening abuse. Great Yarmouth Magistrates Court heard how animal rights activists had placed hidden cameras at the boar stud farm where Woolger was working at Burgh Castle, Norfolk. The 781 hours of secret filming included clips of him mistreating the animals at the Innovis Gene Centre East premises between May and September 2024. The covert footage was handed over by Animal Justice Project to Norfolk Trading Standards, which brought the prosecution.
🔮 It ended: ‘I want at least two, maybe three.
🔮 Also an injury which could be suggested was compression of the neck.
🔮 He has been remanded into custody and will appear at Norwich Magistrates' Court for an initial hearing on Wednesday morning.
🔮 ‘Up to six months, my wife will take.
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Norwich GPE · 3× BBC ORG · 2× Edmund Kemper PERSON · 2× Norfolk GPE · 2× Paul Spector PERSON · 2× Spector PERSON · 2× Ted Bundy PERSON · 2× Kemper PERSON · 1× Norfolk Constabulary ORG · 1× the Co-Ed Killer PERSON · 1×

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He added: '[He] went to school not to learn but to kill, taking with him a kitchen knife.' Dozens of officers were involved in the hunt for the boy, who fled the scene The schoolboy showed no reaction yesterday after the jury took less than four hours to reach their unanimous verdict, which was greeted with silence by members of the public, including some of his relatives who were in the public gallery.
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🔮 It is set to a remix of English singer-songwriter Imogen Heap's 2005 song Headlock, which fans say is about self-doubt and emotional stagnation.

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A series of videos featuring serial killers created by a 'women-hating' teenager who stabbed a girl at his school have provided a disturbing glimpse into his sinister obsessions. asserted
who → feature → obsessions
The boy was just 15 when he attacked his innocent victim at Thorpe St Andrew School near Norwich in Norfolk, triggering a lockdown while armed police hunted for him in the area. asserted
police → attack → area
Some of the footage found on his phone was released by Norfolk Constabulary yesterday after he was convicted of attempted murder following a two-week trial. asserted
he → find → trial
One shows a bizarre scene with two notorious US multiple killers – Edmund Kemper and Ted Bundy – dancing alongside a third, unidentified individual. asserted
killers → show → individual
Kemper, known as the Co-Ed Killer, murdered eight people in California between 1972 and 1973, including six female college hitchhikers, his mother, and her friend. asserted
Kemper → know → hitchhikers
The 6ft 9ins brute, now 77, who was only caught when he turned himself in to police, had previously slain his paternal grandparents as a teenager. asserted
he → catch → teenager
A montage of fictional serial killer Paul Spector, from BBC series The Fall, was captioned by the teenage attacker 'Me btw [by the way]' asserted
montage → caption → way
A disturbing AI-produced video was also found on the boy's phone, showing serial killers Edmund Kemper (middle) and Ted Bundy (right) – dancing alongside a third, unidentified individual Bundy raped and murdered dozens of young women he kidnapped in several US states, including Washington, Colorado and Florida, between 1974 and 1978 by luring them to his vehicle while posing as an authority figure. asserted
he → produce → figure
He was executed by electric chair in 1989 at the age of 42. asserted
He → execute → 42
The video appears to have been made on Viggle.ai, a platform that uses AI to animate still photos. asserted
that → appear → photos
It is set to a remix of English singer-songwriter Imogen Heap's 2005 song Headlock, which fans say is about self-doubt and emotional stagnation. asserted
fans → set → doubt
A suicide note written by the teenager and found pinned to his bedroom wall spoke of the 'barren world' he believed he lived in. asserted
he → write → world
The boy, who is facing a long jail term after the unanimous verdict at King's Lynn Crown Court, also created a montage of stills and footage involving Paul Spector, the evil killer from BBC series The Fall. asserted
who → face → series
Believed to have been created with the CapCut app, it opens with a photo of Spector, played by Jamie Dornan, with the caption 'Me btw [by the way]'. asserted
it → believe → way
A brief scene shows the Spector dressed in black and removing a mask – the same clothes the boy wore during the unprovoked attack at Thorpe St Andrew School, near Norwich, on March 11. asserted
boy → show → March
The fictional murderer also appears dancing to jangling music, superimposed over a map of Belfast where the bleak drama is set. asserted
drama → appear → Belfast
The schoolboy, who is now 16 and can't be identified for legal reasons, was arrested by armed police near the mixed secondary school shortly after the unprovoked attack. asserted
who → identify → attack
His victim luckily escaped with minor injuries to her back and was discharged from hospital the following day. asserted
victim → escape → hospital
The trial heard that other serial killers the teenager obsessed over included 'Suffolk Strangler' Steve Wright, who killed five Ipswich prostitutes in 2006, and fictional character Dexter Morgan, a serial killer vigilante from hit US programme Dexter. asserted
who → hear → programme
Armed police searched Thorpe St Andrew School near Norwich in Norfolk following reports of the attack The teenager was arrested a short while later near the mixed secondary school Notes found in his bedroom included one that said he had 'seen killers being admired, I want admiration, gratification. asserted
I → search → admiration
I've wanted this for years. asserted
I → want → years
I don't care who I hurt. asserted
I → care → who
Another spoke of his 'hatred for women' following the 'failure of a relationship'. He also indicated a possible motive, writing about 'misanthropy, misogyny, suicide, bullying'. The victim, who was also 15 at the time, told jurors she didn't know her attacker and had never even heard of him. asserted
she → speak → him
In his opening speech, prosecutor Christopher Paxton KC said the boy had an 'obsessive and dangerous interest in killers and killing' and a 'hatred for women'. asserted
boy → say → women
He added: '[He] went to school not to learn but to kill, taking with him a kitchen knife.' Dozens of officers were involved in the hunt for the boy, who fled the scene The schoolboy showed no reaction yesterday after the jury took less than four hours to reach their unanimous verdict, which was greeted with silence by members of the public, including some of his relatives who were in the public gallery. asserted
who → add → gallery
His victim, who was sat in court with members of her family, wept as she left afterwards. asserted
she → sit → family
Mr Justice Lickley KC adjourned sentencing until December 18 to allow reports to be prepared. asserted
reports → adjourn → December
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