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BARTOW, Fla. – Police have announced that two Satan-worshiping college girls have armed themselves with knives in a foiled plot to violently kill classmates and drink their blood at school on Tuesday.
The girls in grades 6 and 7 go to Bartow High School, the police said. At 1:30 pm Tuesday, the resource officer of the Bartow Police School assigned to the school was summoned to the director's office because of a complaint filed concerning a minor.
The investigation revealed that students armed themselves with knives and planned to attack their comrades during the school day.
"Fortunately, they were intercepted by school staff members who were hiding in a bathroom during school hours before executing their plans," police said Bartow in a statement. press.
According to the Bartow Police Department, a student warned a teacher on Monday against one of the girls who reportedly said "something bad" would happen in the construction of 500 college students. The Superintendent said additional officers were at school Tuesday following this warning. After the girl's mother received an automated call informing her that her child was not in the second period, she called the school to inform the teachers that the child needed to be the.
Staff at Bartow Middle School immediately began searching the campus. They found the two girls in a bathroom. The girls were holding a goblet that an administrator suspected of being used to drinking alcohol.
Once in the principal's office, the girls were invited to empty their pockets, which revealed a knife and a sharpener. After that, their bags were searched and several weapons, including a pizza knife and a butcher knife, were found on the girls. The two men confessed to having the intention of killing students when they entered the bathroom.
"They said that they wanted to kill at least 15 people and that they were waiting in the bathroom to find smaller children that they could control to become their victims," said the chief. Bartow Police, Joe Hall. "I believe these two little children. I will call them young children, they are only 11 and 12 years old, seriously sitting and plotting to harm another student at school. "
The police chief said that over the weekend, the two girls had planned and planned their attempted murder in college. The investigation also revealed messages between the two, detailing the plans for their attack.
The latest message sent to girls said: "Today, health is decreasing, thank you to Satan for doing so in a moment," according to an arrest report.
When asked about their motivation, the girls reportedly told the police that they were worshipers of Satan. According to the police, the girls had planned to drink the blood of their victims in the cup with which they were found. They also discussed eating the flesh of their victims and leaving body parts at the entrance of the school before killing themselves.
"Killing all these students was in the hope that it would make them more evil sinners by ensuring that after their suicide, they would go to hell to be able to be with Satan", says the affidavit on the arrest.
The two minors were arrested and expelled from the campus. Their names are not revealed because they are both minors. No student or adult was injured.
Police said that notices had been sent to parents of Bartow middle school students to inform them of the situation.
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The police claim to believe that the parents of the two girls had no knowledge of their conspiracy or their satanic ideals.
The two students were arrested and charged with conspiracy to commit murder, possession of a weapon on school property and disruption of the campus. The girls are currently in custody. The superintendent of Polk County Schools, Jacqueline Byrd, has announced that she would be applying for deportation.
Several parents told ABC Action News that they had their students home Wednesday following the incident.
"We understand that this news may be troubling.A team of counselors is available in the school to help employees and students," said the school in a statement to families and families. Students following the announcement of the arrests.
The school also announced that additional law enforcement officers would be on campus this week as a precaution and to help maintain a sense of calm on campus.
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