News Source: The independent
| 2 months ago
The Crown Prosecution Service was forced to defend itself yesterday against claims it had wasted hundreds of thousands of pounds by bringing two teenagers to court accused of conspiring to blow up a shopping centre then committing a Columbine-style...
News Source: The Observer
| 2 months ago
Columbine' plot prosecution accused of wasting public money Police and CPS face criticism after court clears teenagers of planning to carry out massacre at Manchester school McKnight and Swift leave Manchester crown court. Photograph: Dave Thompson/...
News Source: Simi Valley - Moorpark Examiner
| 2 months ago
In a stunning blow to prosecutors and police, two British teens were acquitted Wednesday of plotting a Columbine -inspired school massacre despite videos that police said showed them making explosives together. Police had even enlisted U.S...Both...
News Source: Times Online
| 2 months ago
He never knew his father, John, a toolmaker, who left home before he was born, or his mother, Debra, a violent acoholic, who died when he was 11 years old. He and his younger half-brother went to live with their grandparents. Matthew grew up an...
News Source: The independent
| 2 months ago
Police and prosecutors were strongly criticised today for pursuing the case against two teenagers cleared of plotting a Columbine-style massacre at their own school. A jury took just 45 minutes to clear Matthew Swift, 18, and Ross McKnight, 16, of...
News Source: News 24
| 2 months ago
Two British teens were found innocent on Wednesday of plotting to kill students and teachers in a Columbine-inspired attack at their school in northwest England. Matthew Swift, 18, and Ross McKnight, 16, were cleared of what prosecutors had claimed...