WHY I KILLED MY TEACHER (True Crime Documentary) | Real Stories

real stories tapes true crime is your new true crime podcast fix in our first season we'll explore suspicious deaths at a california hospital and a skydiver landing dead on a suburban driveway with a bag containing guns drugs and night vision goggles to join our investigation search and subscribe to real stories tapes true crime on apple podcasts spotify or wherever you find your podcasts [Music] they should be the most innocent members of society [Applause] but children can be capable of the most sadistic premeditated and brutal murders they beat him and hit him with a bottle one of them stabbed j straight through the heart what drives these kids to kill men women friends family she was determined that her mother had to die even their teachers this was the first occasion upon which a teacher had been killed in class in the course of conducting a lesson could they be born evil it did have a weird dark sense of humour he was a little bit different to most of the other kids he was aggressive threatening and dangerous or are they victims of their environment there was a lot of gangs there was a lot of violence a lot of drug abusers with exceptional access to real police tapes the voices are talking to me you need to make a sacrifice we're going to come and get you you need to do it and interviews with those closest to the victims and the perpetrators a red mist had simply descended [Music] we reveal what made them such savage [Music] killers in 2014 police were called to a secondary school in leeds where they were faced with a shocking scene there was absolutely nothing to explain why he became so determined to cause her death a much-loved teacher had been brutally slain in the middle of a lesson she got up and tried to make her escape but he followed and persisted with his homicidal attack the murder sent shockwaves to the country even in a world in which we've become accustomed sadly to knife crime and maguire's death was particularly shocking more shocking still the killer was one of the teacher's own students 15 year old william cornick a fact which was to make this case and his murder trial the first of its kind in the uk there was absolutely nothing about him that would say to you there is someone who is dangerous let alone someone who is liable to carry out a murder a seemingly model pupil cornick had no history of trouble at home or at school but what was it that made this 15 year old suddenly and so violently decide to murder his teacher you would think you were dealing with very likable young man yet beneath the surface there was a rage that was hidden corpus christi catholic college in leeds is much like any other secondary school corpus christi is a good catholic school all my family went there it's got a good reputation i had an ofsted report which showed that it was good in terms of its safety record and had a very positive ethos with pupil learning and generally very good behavior throughout the school but on the 28th of april 2014 the school was thrown into turmoil a teacher lay dying after being savagely attacked in class it was the only time in british history that a teacher had been stabbed in her own classroom [Music] the victim of this savage and surprise attack was much-loved spanish teacher anne mcguire miss mcguire was a kind teacher she was i loved doing my eyes what makes this as tragic a story as you can can imagine is that a maguire wasn't just just a teacher she was a stalwart of a whole school community and had dedicated her entire career spanning over 40 years to corpus christi teaching generations of families from the local area she was said to be an immensely approachable warm-hearted teacher who had the pastoral needs of her students at heart the two things she devoted their lives to was a teaching and her family she lived in leeds with her husband don and she had four children her two daughters who were natural children but she also adopted her sister's two sons i think back in the 1980s when unfortunately her sister died it would be a total shock to everyone how this hugely well-liked and caring teacher could be murdered and that one of her own pupils had struck the deadly blows the actual circumstances of the killing were savage with gcse exams imminent mrs mcguire had been leading a regular spanish revision lesson for a class of 15 and 16 year olds with the pupils split across two classrooms one of these pupils was fifteen-year-old will cornick during the spanish lesson he got up from his seat where he'd been working took out his knife cornick then concealed the 21 centimeter blade in the sleeve of his shirt going out of one classroom entering the classroom in which she was teaching mrs mcguire who was focused on what she was teaching was caught completely off guard and was totally defenseless she was bent over a desk helping another student he approached her from behind and then stabbed her to the back and to the neck on seven occasions the savagery of this attack and the calmness on the build-up to stabbing anne mcguire shows his hatred for his teacher he was totally calm and he wanted to enact the most severe pain he could on anne mcguire this shows that this was a personal attack he wanted to cause pain and nothing was going to stop him the worst injuries were in her neck so the injuries were absolutely horrendous she got up realized she'd been stabbed and tried to make her escape but he followed and persisted with his homicidal attack somehow anne managed to escape to the safety of another room mrs gray was dying and she knew that she was in a really bad way cornick meanwhile discarded the knife and calmly returned to his desk where he was apprehended by other teaching staff wilcornick as as we know went and sat back in his chair one of the teachers eventually took him down into the reception area to wait for the police news of what happened quickly spread around the school including the lesson zach capitano was in from my english class i could see the front yard of the school and an ambulance response car turned up and then a police car turned up and then the big police van with the armor turned up and i asked to teach what was happening the teacher said oh i don't know nothing and then one of our other teachers came through and said that our lesson will be extended because there'd been an incident with the teacher that said to my teacher i said i bet it's will corny she looked at me in shock as if to wonder how i knew while police detained koenig paramedics tried desperately to save anne mcguire's life maguire he was given emergency treatment taken to hospital but unfortunately i don't think there was very much they could do the injuries were absolutely terrible i think the first paramedic on the scene said that they were some of the worst stab injuries they had ever seen [Music] [Applause] but what was it that made this fifteen-year-old suddenly and so violently decide to murder and could it have been prevented [Music] fifteen-year-old will cornick had become the first pupil in the uk to murder a teacher while in school when he viciously attacked his spanish teacher anne mcguire with a knife stabbing her seven times in the neck and back this was the first occasion upon which a teacher had been attacked and killed in school and indeed in class in the course of conducting a lesson [Music] following the murder attention immediately turned to why the teenager had carried out the heinous crime william cornick was born on the 26th of june 1998. according to his parents he was a loving and caring son who had a good relationship with his older brother and his younger stepbrother his parents had separated when he was six years old but the split had been amicable will have been brought up in the leeds area by a family that were a very close family very loving family and a very supportive family there had been a divorce the parents lived separately but they were both very responsible people there's nothing in the divorce of cornick's parents that raises alarm bells for me many children go through divorce of their parents and it only causes problems when there's hostility and aggression and associated problems we don't see that in this case cornick had never been in trouble with the police at school he was described as a good student with an excellent attendance record he was a young person who was bright intellectually able and in fact had undertaken gcses a year earlier than otherwise he would have done in his school report the year before the murder anne mcguire had even described him as a bright and conscientious student zac capitano was a classmate of cornicks i think we first met when we was maybe about 13 14 years old properly he was in my phone class for two years on the morning i used to play cards with will play different games like blackjack and scabby queen things like that and before we went to class when we were sat in form i was in the same english and maths as will he seemed normal they weren't my type of person we had different tastes for things they just seemed like another normal kid in my class he was possibly a bit shy was a bit reserved probably a little awkward or strange in some ways um but in many ways not very different from hundreds of thousands of similar teenagers out there normally as a psychologist when looking at children who murder or commit serious violence i would expect to see telltale signs things such as an unstable environment there was absolutely nothing about him that would say to you there is someone who is dangerous let alone someone who is liable to carry out a murder [Music] so why did will cornick commit murder one thing that was evident was his dislike of anne mcguire will always said that he didn't like miss mcguire but we always thought it was just the normal dislike for a teacher there was teachers that i didn't like teachers other pupils didn't like it would have never dreamed of doing anything like what will did three months before the murder in a seemingly innocuous incident cornick had been reprimanded by mrs maguire there had been a difficult interaction between will and uh and mcguire in the february um and this seemed to have arisen because he didn't do any homework and then was placed on detention which meant that he couldn't go on a bowling trip that was almost like public humiliation for him that how dirty how dare she tell me not to go which he showed that that's what he was feeling because he then turned up and went on the trip anyway so he completely defied what she said to him which suggests he was thinking you have no right to tell me that i won't go on that school trip that led to further repercussions and in fact what they called an internal exclusion which meant he had to work on his own in class for a day because of that from the school's point of view it was the end of the matter but for cornick this appears to have reinforced his hatred of mrs mcguire there was something some really deep seated anger going on inside him but nobody seems to know where that's come from and in the months that followed it appears that will's hatred turned deadly it came to a head on monday the 28th of april 2014. william cornick controlled this offense from start to finish at least over the weekend before he'd appeared to be entirely normal with his family did normal things was laughing and joking interacting but all the time he was planning what was to occur on the monday morning on the day of the killing there's no doubt that will kordic went to school intent upon an attack on anne maguire and indeed intent upon a murder he went to his mother's house on the morning armed himself with knives deliberately because he thought they were knives that would be effective in killing her hid them in his school bag and he also took with him a bottle of jack daniels which was in order to celebrate what he was about to achieve despite the fact he was planning to commit murder that day cornick didn't seem to be nervous in fact he appeared very relaxed the morning that it happened i asked will if he wanted to play cards and he said no and i said oh should we play cards tomorrow then and will said i won't be here tomorrow and i just thought he was gonna pull us pull a sicky from school or just not come in and skive so we parted ways after phone class went on to the rest of his lessons and then i was in english and he was upstairs in spanish rather than trying to hide what he was planning to do cornick had also gone out of his way to make sure other classmates knew he intended to kill he even showed pupils on the monday morning the knives that he had in his possession telling them what he planned to do but that none of them believed him this isn't something that he had been stewing with himself and plotting internally he actually made this known to people he wanted to brag almost about what he was going to do so maybe then once he's told enough people he almost has to go through it once the lesson with mrs maguire began cornick carried out his gruesome plan he winked at a fellow pupil after showing him the knife then made his way to the classroom or the part of the classroom where anne mcguire had been seated [Music] and then he began to stump her repeatedly to the back and the neck and other parts of her body hearing a commotion other staff went to help mrs maguire she ran from the classroom into the arms of another teacher susan francis whose bravery and decency stood in stark contrast to the behaviour of wilcornic she took our maguire who obviously was bleeding very badly into a work room and put a foot against the door to stop corny getting into this other room she held our maguire in her arms spoke to her about her own children mcguire's children and told her that she was loved strikingly cornick remained calm throughout the attack showing no concern even as ann maguire lay dying he then returned to where he'd been sat originally and said to the class so that they could all hear good times even when he was arrested by police cornick appeared unfazed and indifferent to the dreadful crime he just committed and by all accounts he waited calmly i think he asked the first police officer to arrive what their favorite movie was he was acting in an astonishingly relaxed way there's an element of calmness that's chilling about this case the build-up the way that he was behaving that morning he was behaving no differently the way in which he actually went about killing anne mcguire and the calmness afterwards even to the point when the police arrive tells me that he is completely emotionally disconnected to what he's done [Music] in the immediate aftermath there was disbelief that something so horrific could happen we just sat and was just all together waiting for news or waiting to find out what happened the headmaster contacted anne mcguire's husband don he received a telephone call from the school's headmaster informing him that there'd been an incident with a knife and and had been taken to hospital [Music] he believed that this was a kind of superficial incident obviously a worry but there was no cause for enormous alarm only to arrive at the hospital and find that his wife's lifeless body was being desperately trying to be revived by a team of paramedics i don't think his brain could actually process what had happened he simply hadn't been prepared we didn't know the extent of what had happened because all of the pupils that was in the classroom with her was taken down to the library and kept in the library to talk to the police we only realized how serious it was closer to the end of the day when we found out that she'd actually died at the hospital anne mcguire's death left the school and the local community devastated [Music] the effect on the school and community is kind of obvious in some ways i mean the the shocks incredible no no school in in britain's really had to had to uh cope with anything like that before i mean there have been teachers unfortunately you've died but not at the hands of a pupil in a classroom in the days after the school said that they were staying open and the pupils were welcome to come and grieve together the head teacher did an amazing job of looking after us all everyone was writing out like prayers on pieces of paper for mitch mcguire and hanging them on the trees in the chapel and things like that it would be really difficult for a school to move on from such a horrific incident you'd have the trauma of the pupils the trauma of the teachers the sadness and the grief that they go through [Music] what would make the murder even harder to deal with though was discovery william cornick had been telling people for months he was going to kill anne mcguire he exchanged facebook messages with some of his friends in which he'd spoken of his intention to kill her vitriolic messages with incredible violence in them i'm not looking forward to tomorrow we have maguire and i want her to perish will cornick was just 15 years old when he savagely stabbed a teacher to death in the middle of a lesson in front of his classmates she was stabbed seven times in a really brutal fashion showing no remorse he seemed to revel in what he had done he then returned to where he'd been sat originally and said to the class good times with cornick in police custody an investigation now began to try and work out why a bright pupil with no apparent issues could carry out such a brutal act one of the things that the police did was to seize any electronic devices that will cornick was the owner or user of that included his mobile telephone and when the police interrogated what was on his mobile telephone they discovered that there were many photographs of knives when he starts to become obsessed with knives this is the indicator that something darker is going on in william cornick's mind many children are withdrawn as teenagers many teenagers hate their teacher but not many teenagers become obsessively interested in knives and violence investigators would also make another shocking discovery when they looked into kornik's social media accounts he'd not just been posting about how much he hated anne mcguire he'd been publicly telling everyone he wanted to murder her so in the build up to the to the to the killing william kornick uh exchanged a number of social media messages with friends of his at school in which he expressed his absolute hatred for a maguire and also expressed his intention to do her serious harm and indeed to kill her two months before he killed anne mcguire he sent a message on facebook which said of her the only one absolute effing that deserves more than death more than pain torture more than anything we can understand another message he said as long as she's alive i'll be depressed sad and angry so there's only one thing to do perhaps one of the most chilling messages he sent was simply i'm not looking forward to tomorrow we have maguire and i want her to perish many teenagers hate particular teachers and that can become quite consuming but what we see in this case is an absolute daily all-consuming hatred of anne mcguire he talks about it in facebook he talks about it in text messages it's part of his daily conversation with his peers at school he hates anne mcguire to do the degree that he says it's either her or him cornick confessed he'd actually made the decision to turn his twisted fantasy into reality and commit murder three years earlier when he was just 12. shockingly it would also be discovered that he'd talked about carrying out more than one killing william cornick killed anne mcguire but that wasn't his only intention um he'd said that he'd planned a triple homicide and he'd said that to other pupils he'd also said it to the psychiatrists involved in this case he wanted to get the ahead of year and one of the science teachers was pregnant and said that he wanted to get the pregnant teacher to kill two in one cornick has never revealed whether his plan to go on a killing spree was serious and if it was why he didn't carry it out but what wasn't in doubt was that he had killed anne maguire prosecutors now needed to decide if they could charge him with murder once the police had concluded their investigation the focus of the work both of the defense and of the prosecution shifted onto another issue we needed to know what was will cornick's state of mind what was it that had caused him to act as he did and was he suffering from a mental illness an abnormality of mind that meant that he had a partial defense available to him following his arrest kornik was held in a secure hospital where he was assessed by a team of doctors led by eminent psychiatrist dr john kent i saw him for probably uh seven or eight hours in total over three or four interviews he sat very calmly there was nothing outstanding about the way in which he said things the outstanding thing was the content of what he said which was brutal and quite shocking he said the following i wasn't in shock i was happy i had a sense of pride i still do i know it's uncivilized but i know it's incredibly instinctual and human past generations of life killing is a root of survival it's kill or be killed i didn't have a choice it was kill her or suicide why he's become so fixated in this regard has been a puzzle to me as a psychiatrist and i think to to the world looking in on this case what was apparent throughout cornick's assessment was a complete disregard for the consequences to others of his actions i also asked him how the children who'd witnessed this offence must be feeling and how the family of mcguire must be feeling and generally he made some very derogatory comments saying things like i couldn't give a but one comment that was very notable he said i know the victim's family will be upset but i don't care in my eyes everything i've done is fine and dandy dr kent concluded that will cornick was an extremely dangerous offender because of exactly how he presented you would think you were dealing with a very calm very ordinary very likable young man yet beneath the surface there was a rage that was hidden and could not be seen but which could manifest itself in acts of extreme violence [Music] what caused this rage wasn't clear but konig did discuss in detail a couple of potential factors if you were trying to find a trigger or something in his life that had changed him uh and made him the way he was the only thing obviously that you could see was that when he'd been a couple of years younger he had very suddenly collapsed in a diabetic coma and was diagnosed as an insulin dependent diabetic one of his biggest ambitions early on was to join the army well that then became impossible because of the nature of his diabetes having type 1 diabetes does not predispose you to any kind of violence what can happen though is when anybody is given any kind of diagnosis that has a significant change in their life it can cause associated low mood depression anxiety uncertainty about the future particularly if it changes their aspirations of what they want to do it can have a big impact on somebody cornick's friends had noticed a change in him after the diagnosis including a new dark sense of humor i used to sell luca's eggs and chocolate bars in school and sometimes if i asked him if he wanted one he was a diabetic and he said oh yeah i'll have a luca's head i like the taste of death he used to take his artificial pancreas out of his pocket which is like a machine that acted as his pancreas and put it in his mouth and saying my party trick is i can put my pancreas in my mouth his diabetes though would be discounted by doctors as a factor that could be used in his defense the diabetes itself um doesn't seem to have played any part in this offence because it's too calculated it's too well thought through so there's nothing spontaneous or delirious about it if you like and a suggestion by cornick that he'd been hearing voices was also ruled out after damning evidence was revealed in december 2013 in fact it was christmas eve wilconic posted to a friend that he had thought of brutally killing mrs mcguire and that he would then say that he heard voices in order to get eventually what he described as comfy walls and in fact he later did assert that he was hearing voices i thought that he was possibly or probably using those expressions as a way of trying to manage the court process in my opinion william cornick is testing the water for possible defenses to get off murder for example the psychosis comment and referring to his diabetes but actually he might be bright but he's not bright enough to understand the complexities of the legal system there were clearly disturbing attributes to william cornick's character but ultimately he was assessed to be of sound mind when he killed anne maguire once we'd seen the expert report prepared by the prosecution what was absolutely clear from those reports was that nobody was saying that will was suffering from any sort of psychotic episode or other form of psychotic illness at the time of the killing in other words we could rule out anything like schizophrenia or any other type of psychotic episode what they were all sure about was that he'd intended to kill anne maguire and that he remained extremely dangerous left with no credible defense cornick was advised that his only option was to plead guilty to the murder of anne mcguire when a person enters a guilty plea there is no trial and no evidence is called what happens is that there is a hearing at which the prosecution outlines to the judge the factual circumstances of the killing on the third of november 2014 william kornick was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 20 years as he was sentenced cornick showed little emotion i didn't ever think that will cornick seem particularly concerned about the situation he was in his parents were incredibly concerned for him but i never had the impression that wilcornick himself was very frightened of the consequences if you like he continued to view this as being a necessary evil by which i mean that it had been necessary for him to kill anne mcguire and therefore it was necessary for him to serve a long sentence in custody if that's what it needed to get the job done cornick may have been convicted but for anne's family lots of unanswered questions remained why i was unkilled is the question that the family are still asking today fifteen-year-old william cornick brutally stabbed his spanish teacher anne mcguire to death in a classroom full of fellow pupils he pleaded guilty to the murder and was sentenced to 20 years in jail but for anne's family unanswered questions about her murder still remained i think the particularly fascinating element of this terrible story for me is the fact that the family feel that while somebody is serving a prison sentence for anne's murder they don't feel that justice has been done and that's because they don't fill the questions as to why a boy can walk up to a teacher in a classroom and stab her with a knife seven times has satisfactorily been answered in the aftermath much have been made of whether anne mcguire's murder could have been prevented given there were opportunities to stop it will connie went into school with knives in his bag including a large kitchen knife which he used to kill mrs mcguire and a bottle of whiskey he told around about 10 children on in the first lesson and during the morning what he was going to do in quite explicit terms none of those children raised the alarm but don mcguire has always argued that somebody at some point should have asked those children why there were two reasons given for this one was that um they thought this was part of his persona that he was joking that he was being demonstrative showing off because he was used to making comments about death and people should die when they upset him but one other thing that was very notable was that he made threats to those when they were alarmed by what he'd shown them he showed at least one of the boys the knife itself and told him how sharp it was and i think that boy was quite scared and he basically told some of the children that [Music] if they told members of staff then what he did would be worse a lot of people said to the pupils that was in the class or why didn't you stop him or why didn't you jump up and attack him but i don't think in that moment anyone knew how to react it was an absolute shock to everyone i think it was just so out of the ordinary and no one expected it that there was nothing that could have been done to stop it or to prevent it questions were also asked about why nobody reported the deadly threats cornick was making on social media i think what happened is that none of his friends reported what he was saying on facebook or by direct message because they just assumed it was part of his dark humor they didn't take him seriously pupils or young people use social media sites to let off steam and make very disturbing thoughts available to others on a relatively frequent basis but then as the threats became more specific where he actually said he was going to kill her people almost assumed that somebody else would do something about it we call that bystander apathy where we don't alert somebody because we make an assumption that somebody else will alert somebody [Music] for those involved in the case it's clear there was no way of preventing this awful tragedy all i can say is that on the basis of the the evidence that i saw which was substantial there was nothing to indicate that any person without the benefit of hindsight at any point prior to the murder would have been able to predict quite what an extraordinarily awful thing william cornick was going to do [Music] she was supposed to go to watch her daughter dance and that's what made it worse because of what will did on that day but i believe that if she hadn't been in that day he would have only done it the next day or the day after following a campaign by anne mcguire's family there was an official review that looked into what happened that review has concluded that the school were not to blame the pupils were not to blame and that there were no obvious signs no obvious risk indicators that this level of violence was going to be used if somebody had been making threats to kill a teacher who had a history of offending had came from a bad family had made lots of threats to lots of different students and was in trouble with the police already maybe they would have dealt with that differently maybe it was the fact that they were almost biased in their decision making because he didn't fit the profile of somebody who would do something so violent probably the most important person interviewed by the review was william cornick himself will's explanation for why he did what he did was that a red mist had simply descended and he was powerless to resist it but the interviewer challenged him and said actually you weren't in that classroom then you weren't getting angry you weren't in front of anne mcguire so he then kind of changed slightly and said that what he actually wanted was to be stopped and the interviewer again challenged him that the evidence didn't say that he wasn't trying to stop he went along with his plan to murder anne mcguire so it's interesting for me that at the point and this is after the case he has an opportunity there to show some regret and say i'm sorry so he's still showing that lack of remorse [Applause] the biggest question that still remains unclear is why william cornick had such an irrational hatred of anne maguire which led him to viciously attack and kill her i'm not sure that we've entirely understood why he's become so angry and homicidal about this particular teacher we've got some of the background factors but i don't think i've really or any of us have really understood this as yet as a psychologist i can try and understand what led a young person to take a life but the actual physical act of carrying a knife walking across the classroom in front of a whole class of students and plunging a knife into another person taking the life of another person that is something that everybody struggles to understand and it's even harder to understand that when it's a child the only person that will be able to give those answers and hopefully one day he will is will cornick perhaps the biggest clue to explain the murder is in the assessment of the doctors who saw cornick afterwards i have assessed hundreds of people who've committed homicide and occasionally there are people who are as callous but i've never come across in someone as as young as this i had no doubt that uh will understood exactly what he had done he knew that he had killed and maguire he had no difficulty with comprehension but his difficulty was with feeling any empathy about the fact that he killed her and by that i mean that he couldn't understand or process why anybody would be upset about the fact that she was dead that measure of control and knowledge of the impact on others i think says something about his personality it says something about the excitement that that he was going to get from the offense but also something about his callousness and lack of empathy and in fact he's boastful about this and again to me that suggests something very abnormal about the way his personality has developed um and i thought these were um psychopathic traits is will cornick a psychopath well he's too young is his behavior showing traits of psychopathy yes psychopaths can't be diagnosed until they're over 18. but given the psychopathic traits he's already shown it's likely william cornick will spend significantly longer in jail than the minimum 20 years he was sentenced to the question of whether wilcornick will ever be rehabilitated so that he can be released remains to be to be seen but there are some challenges for him ahead not only does he have a personality disorder or adjustment disorder with psychopathic traits but he was also adept at convincing people in authority that he presented no harm and that was one of the features that resulted in john kent concluding that he was a particularly dangerous individual despite william kornick's horrific crime in the aftermath there was one enduring feature the resilience and spirit shown by pupils of corpus christi college i don't think will could have done anything worse he did it right we did it two months before his exams it was just a mess after that the whole top floor was closed off from lessons we had to have lessons in the cafeteria and the main school hall and then we all had to go and sit as exams but we did get the best results today everyone said either we did it for miss mcguire or miss mcgraw was watching over us we all knew what a hard task we had and i think that's why everyone put the extra effort in because we'd miss we had missed out on a lot of lessons and things like that so i think everyone put extra effort in with the revision and that's why we did so well you

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