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A man has admitted posting a grossly offensive message on Facebook after the killing of Leeds teacher Ann Maguire. | |
Jake Newsome wrote in the aftermath of the killing he was "glad" she had been stabbed and that he "felt sorry" for the boy accused of her murder. | |
The 21-year-old then completed his post with an obscene suggestion. Newsome is due to reappear at Leeds Magistrates' Court on 4 June for sentencing. | |
A 15-year-old boy is due to stand trial for the teacher's murder in November. | |
Mrs Maguire was stabbed at Corpus Christi Catholic College in east Leeds on 28 April. | |
Newsome, of Harehills in Leeds, who admitted a malicious communication charge, was bailed by Magistrate Roy Anderson but warned that "all sentencing options were open". | |
Det Ch Insp Nick Wallen, of West Yorkshire Police, told an inquest on Tuesday that Mrs Maguire had suffered a number of stab wounds but one to her neck, which severed the major vein, was the fatal injury. | |