UK- Girl, 11, stabbed in London's Leicester Square, August 2024, "Suspect arrest*

[Inthedetails]

So it seems that the injury from the road accident was a turning point.

But...
Was the accident the result of his mental state?
OR
Was specific mental state the result of the accident?

JMO

Pain killer addiction after an accident?

And we often see a financial crisis before a violent outburst too, when men are the perps (I haven't noticed that pattern with women perps but that is just my observation, not data). If he has been out of work, that might be a factor too.

jmo

 

[Legal]

Pain killer addiction after an accident?

And we often see a financial crisis before a violent outburst too, when men are the perps (I haven't noticed that pattern with women perps but that is just my observation, not data). If he has been out of work, that might be a factor too.

jmo

As a truck driver he would have been earning a (comparative to Romania) fortune. A number of years ago, I was chatting to a taxi driver while I was in Bucharest and his son was a truck driver in the UK. The taxi driver was in raptures about how much his son was earning. Not sure how easy it would have been for him to find alternative work which might depend on language skills and other qualifications.

Only tangentially connected, but at the time I volunteered with CRISIS, Romania was one of a number of EU accession countries and I was told by professionals in the field that there was an increase in homelessness numbers due to young men from those countries coming to the UK and failing to find work. Apparently, as a matter of pride they didn't want to return home not having succeeded. They were actually being offered free flights home to resolve the problem, but not all accepted.

 

[Rikissa]

So it seems that the injury from the road accident was a turning point.

But...
Was the accident the result of his mental state?
OR
Was specific mental state the result of the accident?

JMO

Did he suffer a head injury in the road accident? If he got a frontal lobe injury, that could cause behavioural changes including impaired judgement, and aggression issues.

Behavioral & Emotional Symptoms

Depending on what part or parts of a person's brain are injured, the individual may experience significant behavioral and emotional changes.The frontal lobe, for example, helps govern personality and impulsivity. If damaged, there might be no "braking mechanism" for self-control. A person may...

www.brainline.org

https://www.physio-pedia.com/Frontal_Lobe_Brain_Injury

One of the most wellknown cases of behavioural changes after a frontal/temporal lobe injuries was Phineas Gage:

Phineas Gage - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[Dotta]

Girl left the hospital.

'The victim, who needed plastic surgery after the horror attack, has been released from hospital, ABC reports."

Girl, 11, stabbed 'eight times' in Leicester Square released from hospital

The victim was a tourist who had been visiting London with her family

www.standard.co.uk

Australian stabbing victim released from hospital - ABC listen

An 11-year-old Australian girl, who was stabbed in London's Leicester Square earlier this week's been released from hospital.

www.abc.net.au

 

[Skigh]

Leicester Square security guard has been recognised for his bravery

Abdullah, 29, helped to disarm the accused attacker after the man allegedly stabbed a mother and her 11-year-old daughter with a steak knife at the London tourist spot on Monday.

www.dailymail.co.uk

The brave hero told the Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) he 'heard a scream' before running towards the incident, after being the guest of honour at the Pakistan Independence Day event held by the High Commission on Wednesday.

He told ABC: 'I would say that I'm a brave person. We Pakistanis are brave by heart. So I wasn't scared. I've never seen anything like it before, it was horrible.'

 

[Skigh]

PICTURED: Australian girl, 11, stabbed in London's Leicester Square

Laila Johnson was with her mum Samantha, 34, in the tourist hotspot on August 12 when she was attacked, allegedly by a homeless man.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Laila and her mum were visiting London after going to the Olympics in Paris to cheer on the Matildas during the group stage.

They were window shopping in Leicester Square when the stabbing unfolded.

'We just came out of the Lego store and she was jumped on and, yeah, did not see it coming and suspect anything, obviously,' Ms Johnson told Seven News.


Just days after the alleged attack, Laila was released from hospital and went to see US pop star Taylor Swift live at Wembley, accompanied by two police officers.

 

[Alyce]

PICTURED: Australian girl, 11, stabbed in London's Leicester Square

Laila Johnson was with her mum Samantha, 34, in the tourist hotspot on August 12 when she was attacked, allegedly by a homeless man.

www.dailymail.co.uk

SBM

Just days after the alleged attack, Laila was released from hospital and went to see US pop star Taylor Swift live at Wembley, accompanied by two police officers.

Very heartening to read this

 

[iamshadow21]

'Doing phenomenally': 11yo London stabbing victim back at school in NSW

Laila Johnson, 11, was stabbed in London during a random attack last week. Her family says the "strong and resilient" girl is remaining positive and returned to school in Candelo today.

www.abc.net.au

 

[Dotta]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1833464550328307747

'Leicester Square stabbing suspect ​

won't face trial until 2025 after girl, 11, knifed.​

A trial date for the Romanian national's case was fixed,
but not until May 6, 2025.

The case was adjourned and he was further remanded into custody."



"He joined the Old Bailey through a videolink from HMP Belmarsh
for a hearing on Tuesday morning.

He is due to appear in court again on January 17 to enter pleas to the charges.

He did not enter any pleas today."

Leicester Square stabbing suspect won't face trial until 2025 after girl knifed

Ioan Pintaru, 32, of no fixed address appeared at the Old Bailey in London today for a brief hearing when his trial date was fixed.

www.express.co.uk