The Saus Potter attacker Axel Ruda Kubana spent the rest of his life in prison for murdering three girls.

Last year, a teenager murdered three young girls in Taylor Switft’s theme dance class in Sans Potter, Britain, and was sentenced to more than 50 years in prison.

Judge Julian Goose said on Thursday that 18 -year -old Axel Rudakubana, “want to try to murder on innocent and happy young girls.”

The judge said he could not sentence him to life imprisonment and not be parole, because Ruda Kubana was under 18 years old.

But the judge said he had to serve at least 52 years to consider parole, and “he is likely to never be released.”

When Ruda Kubana was 17 years old Attacked children In July last year, in the small town of Santon Potter.

He killed three girls -six -year -old Berbi Kim, seven -year -old Elsea Datestankim and nine -year -old Alice Dalva Agial -and He injured the other eight other children and two adults.

On Monday, Luda Kubana acknowledged the implementation of the massacre. He also acknowledged the allegations of 10 attempts to murder, producing fatal poisoning cymbal toxins, and having base organization training manuals.

Prosecutors said Ruda Kubana did not have any political or religious reasons, but “long -term obsession with violence, killing and racial extinction.”

Ruda Kubana did not appear in court to hear the verdict. In the early days of trial, he was fired due to disturbing behavior.

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After the Radakana attack, the right -wing activists used the wrong report on social media, saying that the attacker was the seeker who had recently arrived in Britain.

Social media reports have caused several weeks Anti -immigrant conflict Police and crowd on the streets of the city All over the United Kingdom Attack ethnic minorities and Muslims.

Ruda Kubana was born in Wales Cardiff, his parents came from Rwanda, a Christian. Investigators have not found his criminal cause.

In the years before the attack, Ruda Kubana was reported by multiple authorities for his violent interests and behaviors.

The government has ordered a public investigation, saying that serious questions need to be answered.

British Prime Minister Kyle Starmo said: “After experiencing one of the most painful moments in our country’s history, we have the responsibility to provide their deserved changes for these innocent young girls and all affected people.”