School stabbings: Ammanford pupil wanted ‘more eyes on her’

A video of her arrest was also shown to the jury, and a Dyfed-Powys Police officer said in a witness statement her demeanour was “cold”.

Drawings found in the teenager’s notebooks were shown to the jury, including one with the injured pupil’s name surrounded with words such as “burning” and “death”.

Further sentences including “why do I want to kill others just as much as I want to kill myself?” and “why do I feel nothing but hate?”, were also shown to the jury.

“I feel like I’m going to commit a crime of a lifetime,” was also found written in a book.

Another drawing with the title “Mrs Frogface Elias” was also found and shown to the jury.

Members were also shown injuries sustained by the teachers and pupil during the attack.

Prosecution barrister William Hughes KC described the images, which included a wound on Ms Hopkin’s neck.

A number of witness statements on behalf of emergency workers at the scene were read in court, which referred to a “considerable amount of blood on the floor” around Ms Hopkin.

Ms Elias and the pupil’s wounds were described as “superficial”.

The trial continues.