Shooter Nicholas Prosper, then 18, spent a year plotting a school attack which was disrupted by ‘chance and circumstance alone’, Luton Crown Court heard
Nicholas Prosper, 18, murdered his mother, brother, and sister in their Luton home after his plan to kill 30 young children and staff at his former primary school was disrupted. He aimed to become the deadliest mass killer in history, meticulously planning the attack for over a year, researching other mass shooters, and purchasing a shotgun with a forged license.
