An autistic schoolgirl who was exploited by a neo-Nazi and charged with terror offences found her first intervention session “triggering” but there were “no concerns” she would end her life days before her death, her inquest has heard.
Rhianan Rudd, 16, “could not get enough” of learning about German history before she was radicalised and later investigated by MI5 and charged for downloading a bomb-making manual and saying she wanted to blow up a synagogue, the court was told.
