Nicholas Prosper's father broke into tears today while his son was imprisoned for 49 years for the murder of his mother and brothers and sisters in a brutal triple murder.
Raymond blooms uncontrollably sobbing while hearing the horrible details about how his son shot his sister, brother and mother in the head.
The father stood with the malignant murderer who shouted against his first judicial appearance only a few days after the murders. He told him: 'I still love you, son. It's not your fault, okay? '
The parental home in Luton was converted into a bloody crime when the ruthless teenager, 19, his mother, Juliana Falcon, 48, shot a gun before the firearm turned on his terrified younger brother or sister Giselle, 13, while hiding under a table.
His brother Kyle, 16, was stabbed in a crazy attack and had more than 100 knife wounds.
Prosper had placed a novel called 'How to Kill Your Family' by his mother's legs.
His murderous plans to slaughter 30 children in his former primary school in an attempt to become the worst mass murderer of Great -Britain, was “only prevented by chance and circumstances.”
He was seen on the road by a passing police car that stopped to investigate after he had held up a bloody fist in a kind of greeting.
Raymond Prosper, the father of Triple Killer Nicholas Prosper, sobbed uncontrollably while he heard the horrible details about how his son shot his sister, brother and mother in the head
Teenage Triple Killer Nicholas Prosper poses threatening with the shelf of wood as if it was a firearm shortly before he started using a gun to kill his family and tries to kill 30 children
Juliana Falcon, 48, was shot by her own son last year on September 13
Evil Prosper shot his terrified younger brother or sister Giselle, 13, (left) while she hid under a table, while his brother Kyle, 16, (right) was stabbed in a crazy attack and had more than 100 knife wounds
The sadistic teenager was sentenced to life in prison today and told that he should serve behind bars for at least 49 years before he is eligible for conditional release.
Yesterday, Prosper's father said in a gripping victim impact statement that 'part of my soul died' on the day of the murders.
He said: “The pain of our loss will never be healed. This includes my whole family; Our life will never be the same.
'For me personally, when I heard the horrible news on that day, part of my soul died too. This is a loss-loss situation for all of us and we have lost four family members.
'We want to thank the police for their thorough investigation and for supporting us through this difficult time.
'We also want to thank the broader community that have been enormously supportive and generous with donations to help with funeral arrangements.
“We know that this terrible incident has affected both others and ourselves, but we now want to be able to mourn and try to continue as a family in private.”
Today he broke in tears on different occasions and cried when he was led outside the court.
This is the moment that Prosper was arrested by the police before he could launch his massacre
The murderous teenager is fascinated by officers, after he has been found less than a mile of his old school. Blood stains are still in their hands
Prosper's relationship with his father had become 'tense' after the demolition of his parents' marriage.
Today, the court heard Prosper 'Wilde Wilde' as the largest mass murderer in the world.
After killing his mother and brothers and sisters, he headed for his old primary school armed with a loaded shotgun, a kitchen knife and a bag of ammunition, to continue his murderous spree.
He was planning to photograph at least 30 of the youngest students and teachers at the St. Joseph's Catholic Primary School when the school day started at 9 am.
But Prosper happened to be stopped by the police when he was on his way to carry out the massacre of the school, his hands still covered with blood.
Dressed in a yellow and black tracksuit reminiscent of the trained murderer of Uma Thurman in the film Kill Bill, Prosper was less than a mile from the school when he was seen by two officers.
The murderous Spree took place on September 13 last year. The suspect first shot his mother Juliana and shot her with a single shot at the top of her head while trying to fight her son, with her bloody body later in the hallway.
Nicholas Prosper admitted to kill his family members (depicted from left to right) Kyle, Juliana and Giselle. He remained emotionless during the hearing in February
Prosper depicted in the Luton Crown Court on Tuesday in the impression of an artist for the first of his two -day conviction hearing
The next victim of Prosper is supposed to have been his younger brother Kyle. He was found close to his killed mother, who had been stabbed more than 100 times with knife wounds that pierced his lungs, arms and legs before the 16-year-old was shot in the head.
Ruthless murderer Prosper then focused his attention on his sister Giselle and shot her in the eyes while she wriggled in the living room under the dining room table.
In a video that was filmed before the murders, the serial killer had warned 'The face of my sister will be further mutilated than necessary'.
The teenager appeared on his hearing today, the teenager showed no emotion in the dock when the court heard that he was craving for familiarity and 'killing' – and even admitted to a prison nurse days after his disaster: “I wish I had killed more.”
Prosper had a filthy dream of surpassing the death toll of the Massacre of Virginia Tech 2007 in the US, in which 32 people were killed, the court heard.
Prosper launched his murderous Spree at 5.30 am, when neighbors living next to the parental home in Leabank Court were awakened by the sounds of a disturbance followed by gunshots.
When officers arrived, they discovered a scene of massacre, with the murderer left his bloody handprints everywhere.
Within minutes the teenager shot his family six times after performing a test shot on a teddy bear.
The Teen Schutter is seen here during his interview with detectives after the murder of his mother, and younger brothers and sisters
The grinning wannabe school shooter was taken on the camera after he bought his gun
Depicted is the shotgun used by Prosper to kill his mother, sister and brother
The police found Prosper's shotgun hidden in a bush of about 200 meters where he was caught
Judge Mrs. Justice Cheema-Grub told Prosper that he was planning to become known as one of the world's worst school shooters'.
The judge divided the 'repairless' triple murderer into a life sentence with a minimum term of 49 years, told him:' You were planning to unleash a disaster about the community of Luton. Your plans were intelligent, calculating and selfish.
“Your ambition was fame. You wanted to be posthumously known as the world's most famous school shooter of the 21st century.
“The life of your own mother and younger brother and sister would be additional damage to fulfilling your ambition.”
Prosper sat with his head in his hands while he was convicted and seemed emotionless everywhere. He refused to stand while he was imprisoned.
Although the judge has rejected the issue of an entire life for life, she warned the callige murderer that he might be too dangerous to be released ever '.
The Mrs. Justice Cheema-Grubb, the 'repairless' murderer for life.
In a hair -raising pre -shadow of the horrors that would come, he was flourishing, he was his distinctive yellow bucket, while he pretended a piece of wood was a shotgun
“Words like heartless and cheeky are insufficient to describe the horror of the last moments of those closest to you,” the judge told him.
She added: 'You acted during hours of darkness about people who had slept in their own house. A 13-year-old child was shot in the face while hiding under a table, a 16-year-old child was shot in the chest after he was stabbed with a knife or knives … before he was shot at the head.
“Every victim suffered the fear of anticipating or being aware of the death of others.”
She continued: “There is no suggestion that you did not understand the law or that killing people was morally wrong – you just didn't care.”
