I just heard this too. As has been said, I don't know why it benefits anyone knowing who he is. I am worried that his family will now be a target.
Then again, if he was 24 months older, he would be named. So meh...
He wanted to know what it was like to attack and kill someone. Why not pick on a 6 ft 5 inch 23 stone rugby player then?
Urgh. Words fail me. What an utter monster.
I am also sick of the 'he must be damaged' kind of comment. Many people are damaged and abused and suffer tragedy in their life, but they manage to go their whole life without murdering a young child.
He is nothing more than a cold blooded vicious psychopathic murderer, who raped, and bludgeoned a little girl to death.
@PooleySpooley
Most people aren’t actual adults at 18.
You are, by law, an adult at 18.
If we create this belief that 'not everyone is grown up at 18,' we are 'enabling' people to behave in a childish and immature manner as long as it suits them. It's basically infantalising them.
I mean, where do we draw the line? Wait til they're 20, 21, 25? Keep treating some young people like infants because not everyone is an adult at 18.?