What does he look like NOW? Media releases joke of picture showing London stabber who killed 3 kids

Anger is brewing over the decision by the media to release innocent child images of the London stabber who killed three children.

On Monday, a suspect attacked children at a Taylor Swift-themed yoga and dance workshop in Southport, U.K. with a knife. Three children were stabbed to death and eight were injured.

CCTV footage reportedly shows that the suspect wandered the streets with a face mask and green hoodie prior to the stabbing.

It took days, but the suspect has finally been publicly identified as Axel Rudakubana, a 17-year-old reportedly from Rwanda.

“Rudakubana 17, was born in Cardiff, Wales, to Rwandan parents,” according to the New York Post. “He is charged with the murders of Bebe King, 6, Elsie Dot Stancombe, 7, and Alice Dasilva Aguiar, 9, as well as the attempted murder of eight other children, a yoga teacher, and a businessman at the kids’ event Monday in Southport.”

Below is one of the pictures of him that the media has released:

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The photo has sparked massive outrage, with prominent British conservative activist Tommy Robinson demanding the media release an “updated picture” and identify Rudakubana’s “motivation.”

See more backlash below:

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During Rudakubana’s first appearance in court on Thursday, he smiled when entering the courtroom but then proceeded to cover up his face with his sweatshirt, according to The Comet.

Locals reported that he didn’t mix well with others.

“Nobody knows them,” one neighbor said. “It’s only the father who went to work who I’ve ever seen. You can’t believe anything would happen like this in this sort of place.”

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Reports have also emerged on social media that he’d wanted a genocide to occur in the U.K.

“Alex was expelled for carrying a knife,” someone who knew him reportedly wrote online. “He was in my class and told us that we needed a genocide like they had in Rwanda to fix the problems. Police knew him and he was known to social services.”

Rudakubana’s actions sparked massive protests, to which the propaganda corporate press responded by crying foul about the supposed “far-right.”

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Case in point:

This kind of warped coverage triggered another round of angry recriminations.

Look:

Vivek Saxena

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