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- Four girls, ages 10 and 11 years old, planned to kill their classmate in October to allegedly cheat in a relationship, according to a surprise Police Department Report
- The elaborate plot included assigned roles: a girl would bring the knife, one would knit the boy, one would act like looking and one would create a suicide note – each planned to wear gloves to avoid leaving fingerprints
- Other students heard the system and announced school officials; All four girls were accused of wrongdoing and suspended waiting expulsion
Four fifth classes in Arizona planned to stab a classmate during the in -depth – then arrange his death as a suicide, a recently released police report.
The girls, ages 10 and 11 years old, were students at Legacy Traditional School surprisingly, Ariz., When allegedly hatched the plan to kill their classmate at the depth on October 1, 2024, according to the report received by The familyThe 12News and WSFA.
They agreed to “just end him” about cheating charges after a division, according to the report.
Every child had been said to have a role to play on the action: one would bring a knife to school, one would act like looking, and another girl would stick her victim in her stomach in an outdoor bathroom on campus, the report claims.
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A fourth girl would create a suicide notification; The young suspects even planned to wear gloves to avoid leaving fingerprints on their weapon, according to the report.
But interested classmates heard the alleged system and warned school officials according to the report. The next day, the girl’s backpacks searched, they were individually questioned with their parents present, and their site was discovered, the report claims.
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Three of the girls showed regrets, according to the report. But the fourth would be said to “smile and laugh while they make excuses for their actions.”
All four were arrested on charges of threatening and wrongdoing; They were released in their parents’ custody and were canceled from school pending expulsion, according to the report.
School officials did not immediately return people’s request for comment.
