Moment cops find bodies of evil teen’s family after wannabe school shooter slaughtered mum, brother and sister

HORRIFIC footage shows the moment cops discovered three dead bodies after an evil teenager slaughtered his mum, brother and sister.

Nicholas Prosper, then 18, gunned down Juliana Prosper, 48, Kyle Prosper, 16, and Giselle Prosper, 13, at home in Luton in September 2024.

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Shocking footage captured the moment armed cops burst into a Luton flat[/caption]

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The warped teen was seen imitating firing a gun before shooting dead his family[/caption]

Prosper shot his mother in the early hours of September 13, placing a book named How To Kill Your Family on her legs, before shooting his sister.

The twisted teen then killed his brother, shooting him twice and stabbing him more than 100 times.

Prosper, was jailed for life with a minimum of 49 years after he pleaded guilty to murdering his mum and two siblings last year.

Now, shocking footage has captured the moment Bedfordshire Police barged into a flat in Luton after gunshots were heard.

The previously unseen clip will feature in the Channel 4 series 24 Hours in Police Custody.

Armed cops were shown preparing to enter the flat to search for a shooter after a 999 call reported that gunshots had been heard.

One officer says: “Cover your ears, stand back, it’s going to be loud.”

The armed cops then fired stun grenades into the flat in case the shooter was still inside before entering.

The team found the bodies of Julianna, Giselle and Kyle Prosper inside the property along with spent shotgun cartridges.

One cop is heard shouting there are three victims inside.

Outside the door, one officer puts up three fingers and says: “Three. He said third victim.”

A fellow officer looks shocked and replies: “Three? Oh my God.”

But there was no sign of the fourth family member and gunman Nicholas and no weapon, leading to a critical incident being declared with him at large.

After slaughtering his family, the warped teen was stopped by police near his home for plotting a “cold, deliberate and without sympathy” massacre at his old primary school.

Officers discovered a loaded shotgun in bushes nearby alongside more than 30 cartridges – one for each child Prosper planned to kill.

He had chillingly written “kill all” on a diagram that showed the early years classroom at St Joseph’s.

The monster aimed to emulate his hero – Sandy Hook monster Adam Lanza – by going from room to room, peppering children as young as four with bullets.

The triple killer faced becoming the youngest person to receive a whole life tariff but the judge decided against the order due to his age at the time.

Sentencing, Mrs Justice Cheema-Grubb told him: “You intended to unleash disaster on the community of Luton. Your plans were intelligent, calculating and selfish.

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Juliana Prosper and her two children Kyle and Giselle were found dead inside a flat[/caption]

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Shocked cops hearing there were three victims at the scene[/caption]

“Your ambition was notoriety. You wanted to be known posthumously as the world’s most famous school shooter of the 21st century.

“The lives of your own mother and younger brother and sister were to be collateral damage on the way to fulfil your ambition.”

The cowardly killer had refused to enter the courtroom but was forced to attend his sentencing by the judge.

Prosecutor Timothy Cray KC said: “He understood his plans, if realised, would bring about the greatest number of deaths in a school or other mass shooting in the United Kingdom and possibly even in the United States of America.”

Prosper had written a chilling note that told how this would be “one of the biggest events ever”.

The court was told he was “not just play acting or fantasising” and that “what drove him on most was the desire to be famous or infamous as a mass killer”.

He managed to get his hands on the deadly weapon by creating a fake firearms licence.

Prosecutors believe he plotted to slaughter kids as young as four then take his own life.

But the murder of his family was “killing for the sake of killing”, Luton Crown Court heard.

A court previously heard how Prosper had deceived a private gun seller online using a forged shotgun licence to acquire the weapon.

He hatched his barbaric plan by researching how to fake a firearms certificate around a year before the horror.

This plot was put into practice on September 12 – the day before the fatal shooting – when he picked up the shotgun in a car park.

The seller had been “deceived” by his “high quality forgery” of a shotgun licence”, the court heard.

Prosper had messaged him on a gun website after seeing the weapon on sale for £450 and offered to pay him £600 if cartridges were included.

Footage showed the teen approaching the seller and shaking hands before taking hold of the weapon.

It is believed he was forced to move his plans forward when his mum got suspicious.

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A court sketch of Prosper[/caption]

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Nicholas Prosper smirked after picking up the shotgun he used to kill his family[/caption]

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He had shaken hands in a car park as he bought the weapon[/caption]