Inside warped mind of Brit Poundland terrorist who boasted he wanted to kill the Queen

dailystar.co.uk:

Terrorist Sudesh Amman's troubled life can be traced back to his school days and his warped view of the world followed him into adulthood.The 20-year-old, born in 1999, was shot dead by officers moments after he stabbed two people in a frenzy in the middle of the street in Streatham, south London, in 2020.Amman, who also was known as Sudesh Faraz, began knifing innocent members of the public less than two weeks after he was released from prison - where he boasted about plans to slay the Queen to fellow lags.The Daily Star takes a look at the attacker's life, who was born in Coventry and the oldest of six brothers of Sri Lankan descent before he was known as the Streatham Terrorist.The brutal violence began years before the terrorist attack in London that shocked millions.Amman allegedly attacked a fellow pupil with a "gun, axe and sword" in April 2016, and in February the following year, he attempted to slash a classmate with broken glass before punching him in the head.In a mental health assessment, Amman also claimed he had seen first-hand the "decapitation of human bodies" while on a trip to Sri Lanka when he was only aged 14 or 15.As a 19-year-old, he was arrested on suspicion of preparing a terrorist act after a Dutch blogger informed police of his posts in a chat group.He pleaded guilty to 13 counts of possessing documents useful to terrorists and disseminating them.He was sent to jail for 40-months, but under the rules at the time, he would be released halfway through the sentence.Amman was sent to Belmarsh Prison - home to notorious killers like Danyal Hussein and Stephen Port the 'Grindr Killer' - but instead of trying to turn his life around, he worked on radicalising other lags inside.An entry on the Mercury.