Claims extracted
21
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
0%
0 of 21 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
68/100
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Crime & Law
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A schoolgirl who was stabbed by a masked fellow pupil at school described how "everything was going numb" and she had "blood all over her hands", a court has been told.
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court → publish → hands
Police were called to Thorpe St Andrew School, near Norwich, on 11 March, following reports that a 15-year-old girl had been stabbed in the back.
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girl → call → back
The defendant, who is now 16 and cannot be named for legal reasons, has denied a charge of attempted murder, but has admitted possessing a kitchen knife without lawful authority and wounding with intent.
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who → name → intent
In a police interview played to the court, the girl described how she went into "panic mode" after being stabbed, King's Lynn Crown Court heard.
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Court → play → mode
She told officers: "He was standing there head to toe in black, no school uniform whatsoever."
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He → tell → black
Describing the attack, which took place in a corridor, she said it felt like she had been punched and then shortly afterwards felt a "sharp pain shoot through my back".
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pain → describe → back
When she realised she had been stabbed, she said: "I was in panic mode.
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I → realise → mode
Everything was going numb and feeling weak."
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Everything → go → ?
She said there was "blood all over my hands" and described how police had to cut off her clothes to access the wound.
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police → say → wound
When asked during the interview, which was conducted shortly after the incident, how she was feeling, the girl said: "A bit in shock, think it will hit me eventually, but it hasn't yet."
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it → ask → me
She told officers she did not know the attacker and did not have any issues with people at school.
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she → tell → school
Whilst giving evidence, the girl, who cannot be named because of her age, broke down in tears.
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who → give → tears
The court has already been told that the defendant had written notes saying he hated women.
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he → tell → women
One note, which prosecutors said was found by police pinned to the wall of his bedroom, said: "My barren world..
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prosecutors → say → world
If you're reading this, I am either dead or in custody.
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I → read → custody
"I imagine the police will be the first to read this and seize it as evidence, so I will make something very clear.
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something → imagine → evidence
I made this decision to do so on my own."
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I → make → own
Another note read: "Am I evil for that?
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I → read → that
I just have good judgement."
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I → have → judgement
The trial continues.
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trial → continue → ?
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you → affect → Sounds
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