12-year-old schoolgirl killed her 11-year-old friend in Poland: what is known about the motive.

According to ТСН: A terrible tragedy occurred in Poland: an 11-year-old girl was killed, and a 12-year-old schoolgirl is suspected of the crime.

The incident took place in the city of Jelenia Góra. Around 14:25, Hania (12 years old) stabbed 11-year-old Danu in the neck. The victim had no chance of survival. Her body was found a few hundred meters from school No. 10, where both girls studied.

The Attack and Consequences

After attacking Danusia, the suspect also injured herself, scratching her fingers and palms. She fled home, where she tried to clean the blood. Hania returned to the crime scene, where she was apprehended by the police. Investigators found a knife, likely used in the crime—a scout knife that the girl threw in a trash can on her way home.

The Investigation and Consequences for the Suspect

The 12-year-old girl suspected of committing this terrible crime was sent to the hospital. Polish journalists report that during interrogations she initially claimed to have been a victim of an attack herself, later admitting that she 'wanted to see how a person is killed.' At this moment, the family court has not disclosed details of the event or the motives behind the teenager's behavior.

According to Polish law, the 12-year-old girl will not be subject to criminal prosecution. She may be placed on probation or treated in a medical facility.

This tragedy draws attention to the problem of violence among teenagers in Poland and sparks discussions surrounding upbringing and psychological support for youth. Given the circumstances, the situation demands thorough investigation and analysis to prevent similar incidents in the future.