Elementary school student threatens students: “They will kill me, I’m on the list” / Bljesak.info

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A week after the course ended, a terrifying story occurred at a primary school in Otočac. He wrote that the children were scared and the young ones feared for their lives. Danas.

“My son came up to me and said, ‘Mom, he’s going to kill me. I’m on the list. On the murder list. I won’t go to school. I’m scared for mom,'” said the mother of the child, a primary school student.

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The mother was shocked by her son’s claim that a boy who had long molested children was now threatening to kill people on the list.

“One of the teachers mentioned, if I remember correctly, that four or five kids seemed to have plans to kill people, and that three kids should lock themselves in the bathroom to avoid being killed, and if they didn’t lock themselves, they would be killed,” the mother said.

She said she always teased her son, saying he knew nothing and was not fit to work in his company.

The school principal did not respond to calls and messages from the labor camp. She simply sent a notice to parents saying that certain false facts had been made public, that the school in Otočac was still a safe place for all children, and told parents that there was no reason to worry.

The letter from the principal said: “On Friday and over the weekend, we worked with other authorities to take all measures and actions to ensure the safety of students at the school. Next week, we will take further procedures.”

The police also got involved

As Danas.hr learned, the family is under the supervision of the Social Work Center.

The police are also involved in the entire case, but due to the sensitivity of the entire situation and the involvement of minors, they are not allowed to disclose any information.

The School of Social Work knows everything, but because of all this, most parents of children will not send their children to school tomorrow.

Informally, once they were informed, police went to the scene, searched the boy’s home and found no weapons.

The mother who told her story to the labor camp called on all parents to support her and do something together to prevent similar things from happening again.

“Because I’m worried about that kid. That kid did it because apparently someone told him to do it, he didn’t learn it on his own. He saw it somewhere,” he pointed out.

With just one week left of school, parents are hoping that with increased supervision, everything will go smoothly and there won’t be any problems.