Southport murder suspect was 'introvert' teenager who 'was never out' reveal shocked neighbours
dailyrecord.co.ukThe teenager arrested for the Southport murders was reportedly an “introvert” as a child and “clingy” with his mother, according to shocked former neighbours while another said that in his teenage years he "was never out".Residents of the street in Cardiff where the family previously lived, said the boy’s parents were “nice, quiet people struggling to make a living after coming from Rwanda".
The couple lived in the Welsh capital for 11 years and had two boys - the eldest boisterous, the youngest quiet and shy, reports the Mirror.Former neighbours expressed their shock after discovering the youngest boy had been arrested for murder and attempted murder following the “ferocious” stabbings at a Taylor Swift themed dance class for young girls, which has killed three children.A man living in the couple’s former two-bedroomed home said: “Obviously something has gone seriously wrong with this young man.
It is a shock, such a terrible thing to happen.”Their former next door neighbour, a 55-year-old civil servant who wanted to remain anonymous, said: “The youngest child was very quiet, an introvert.
He was quite clingy to his mum while his older brother was more boisterous and would stick his tongue out at you.“But [the parents] were an ordinary couple struggling to make a go of things here.
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