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Southport inquiry: killer's brother said he feared he would kill two years before attack
The Southport inquiry revealed that Axel Rudakubanas brother, Dion Rudakubana, feared his sibling would commit murder, likening him to a sociopath from No Country For Old Men.
- During the Southport inquiry, Dion Rudakubana testified that he had concerns about his brothers potential for violence two years prior to the attack.
- Dion Rudakubana compared his brothers demeanor to that of a character exhibiting psychopathy in the film No Country For Old Men, indicating serious concerns about his mental state.
- The inquiry, held at Liverpool Town Hall, aims to uncover the circumstances surrounding the tragic events initiated by Axel Rudakubana.
Why It Matters
This inquiry underscores the critical importance of recognizing early signs of potential violence and the implications for mental health awareness. It raises questions about societal responsibility in preventing such tragedies in the future.