These hair -raising unseen images shows Southport attacker Axel Rudakubana who runs up the stairs from a community center to launch his stabbing rampage.
The 18-year-old can be seen in a Dashcam video of a taxi that runs quietly through an open door to the Hart Space building of the city before he slowly climbs the first few steps.
Moments later he burst into a dance glass with Taylor Swift theme as they participated in a session of the bracelet before they kill Elsie Dot Stancombe, 7, Bebe King, 6, and Alice da Silva Aguiar, 9.
More new images of a BBC Panorama documentary show that Rudakubana is being chased by a taxi driver about his unpaid dishes while he walks into a garage -in front square after taking a wrong turn.
Remembering the meeting said mechanic Colin Parry: “Everything you could see were his eyes, so I approached him and said” Pay the taxi “. He said: “What are you going to do about it? '' '
The Taxi Dashcam shows the teenager who walks back the track while the driver follows him in his car before he calls: “You pay now whether the police are in their f ***** g way.”
When Rudakubana arrived at the entrance of the heart center, he first tried to get through a closed door before he turned to one that was left open.
Police body cameras later conquered officers who arrived on the spot before they were told by a bystander: 'Go go don't go [in]. You need a gunmate. He has a knife. '
Axel Rudakubana can be seen in Dashcam video of a taxi that runs quietly through an open door to the Hart Space building before he slowly climbs the first few steps
Earlier, the 18-year-old was filmed on a taxi dashcam while the driver chased him on an unpaid rate
The murderer depicted in a police mugshot
When the back -up arrived, the officers arrived into the building and Rudakubana found at the top of the stairs with the knife in hand, said Detective head inspector Matt Smith.
Rudakubana was later seen that they were dragged out of the building after he had been tested. He was then held on his feet while he was searched for further weapons.
Rudakubana was sentenced to life with a minimum term of office of 52 years in January after admitting the murders.
In addition to killing the three children, he tried to kill eight other young people, who cannot be called for legal reasons, as well as businessman John Hayes and class instructor Leanne Lucas.
During the BBC documentary, Yoga Teacher spoke publicly for the first time since the massacre and revealed how she helped Young girls flee in safety and called 999.
Reminding the moments after the murderer entered the building, Mrs. Lucas said: “I just knew that if I didn't get out, everyone would die.”
A 13-year-old helps to run the class, who calls the broadcaster Sarah, the program also told what the knives looked 'possessed' when he stabbed her.
Mrs. Lucas told how she could get herself and different children from the room, despite the suffering of wounds to her spine, head, ribs, lung and shoulder blade.
Ten people were injured and three children were killed during the attack on July 29, 2024. The children who died in the attack (from left to right) Bebe King, Elsie Dot Stancombe and Alice da Silva Aguiaar
Remembering the moment he came face to face with Rudakubana, said mechanic Colin Parry: “Everything you could see were his eyes, so I approached him and said” Pay the taxi “” “
Reminding the moments after the murderer entered the building, Yoga instructor Leanne Lucas said: 'He was bigger than me. And I just thought: I have to get some help '
“I just knew that if I didn't get out, everyone would die,” she said.
“He was bigger than me. And I just thought: I have to get some help. So we all run to the door. We shouted, “Ren!” I called 999 on the landing and I asked for the police, “she added.
Sarah remembered how she managed to fight by serious injury to bring different children to safety.
She said: 'I remember that I all saw the girls how to cross around the stairs. So I remember shouting to go down and go out.
'So I physically pushed them down the stairs to get everyone out.
“I thought he wouldn't stop until he killed everyone. I thought he wanted to kill us all. '
After she succeeded in escaping the building, Mrs. Lucas said she encouraged people on the street to save the girls.
“My brain goes 100 miles per hour, but my body will do nothing,” she said.
Rudakubana appears via Videolink during a preparatory hearing on Liverpool Crown Court
The child murderer can be seen here in CCTV images with a green hoodie on the day of he performed the pathogenic murders
A replica of the knife used by Rudakubana in the crazy attack in which three little girls were killed and eight other children and two adults injured
“And there are people who ask me questions and I say:” Go get the children. '
“I just don't know what else I could have done.”
At the hearing of Rudakubana, the court heard how the murderer had taken a taxi from his parental home in banks, five miles from Southport.
He did not spoke during the trip and left without paying, so that the driver followed him to request payment.
Public Prosecutor Deanna Heer KC said that Colin Parry, the owner of an adjacent garage, told Rudakubana that he had to pay 'but the suspect's answer was:' What are you going to do about it? . '
Rudakubana went up the stairs in the Hart Space building.
Mrs. Heer continued: “Within 30 seconds, screams could be heard from the inside, followed very shortly after by children who flee the building.”
The public prosecutor gave details of a statement from Mrs. Lucas and said she had seen Rudakubana outside in a green hoodie and mask while she opened a window because it was a hot day.
Mrs. Lucas then described how he ran the room where the dance class happened.
One of the children executed by Marcin's colleague Joel from the building was Bebe King (photo), six, who died tragically on her injuries
Alice da Silva Aguiar (photo), nine, died in the hospital of her injuries a day after the rampage
Elsie Dot Stancombe (photo), seven, was found dead in the studio after serious injuries
Mrs. Heer said, 'Without saying a word, he grabbed the child closest to him from behind and put his arm around her. She (was) at a table that made a bracelet.
“Then he moved to a second child, then a third. He quickly went through the room without saying anything.
“Only when she (Mrs. Lucas) reached her and she felt the knife that she realized that he was armed and stabbed the children.”
She remembers that she saw a flash of the green top of the suspect while he chased her. She was afraid that they could not get out of it soon enough. She told (the children): 'Run away, run away'.
The court then heard evidence from John Hayes, a businessman based in neighboring buildings within the Hart Space building.
He heard screaming and went out of his office to be confronted by Rudakubana on the landing, holding a knife while standing over the body of one of the girls, Bebe King, six.
Mrs. Heer said that Mr. Hayes went 'returned', followed by Rudakubana.
She added: 'He followed him to his office. The suspect wiped him. Hayes tried to catch the knife and the suspect stuck him in the leg '.
Knifeman Rudakubana, dressed in a green hood sweatshirt with the hood up and surgical mask on, had armed himself with a kitchen knife with a knife of 20 cm before he took a taxi to heart and arrived just before 11.45 am. Rudakubana is shown above while he waited for the taxi
Heartbreaking flower tribute and teddy bears were left on the scene of the attack
The police are depicted above with the scene of the scene at Hart Street in Southport on July 29, 2024
Hayes then collapsed.
Outside, window cleaners Marcin Tyjon and Joel Verite 'saw children run and a woman covered with blood'.
The Lord Verite picked up Alice da Silva Aguiaar and took her to Mr Tyjon, who tried to breathe new life into her before the emergency services arrive.
The Lord Verite went to Hart Space to try to save children, but withdrew when he saw the suspect holding a big knife '.
The court heard that 'a number of people 999' and the first police who attended at 11.57 am, Sergeant Gregory Gillespie and Sergeant Luke Holden, who were armed with a taser.
Mrs. Heer said: “At the top of the stairs they saw the suspect. He stood over the body of Bebe King, who had visible stab wounds, and held a knife with a large bladder. '
Rudakubana was told that he had to drop the knife 'and he did, “Mrs. Heer added.
The officers moved into the room where the dance class was held and found the body of Elsie Dot Stancombe on the floor.
The court was shown a series of CCTV images showing that the defendant arrived and fled children.
In one clip, an eight -year -old girl who survived was seen by Rudakubana withdrawn.
A further clip showed the police that a child and other dance teacher Heidi Liddle was crying in the toilet.
The police officer says to MS Liddle: “Listen, listen, listen, you are safe.”
