SEVERAL students at SMK Bandar Utama Damansara (4) said they were terrified upon noticing the suspect roaming the school grounds following the fatal stabbing of a female schoolmate this morning.
Students said the suspect entered their classroom holding a blood-stained knife, while his hands and shirt were also bloodied.
“I thought a dog had entered the school because I heard people screaming suddenly.
“When I ran to see the incident from the third floor, I saw a student holding a knife with his shirt covered in blood,” said a student.
The second-grade student said many students were shocked by the incident.
“All the students in the class were shocked to hear the screams and many went outside the classroom to see what happened,” he said.
Another student said the suspect entered a random classroom, holding up the knife with blood stains on his clothes.
“The class froze in shock and was in silence when he came in.
“My friends and I are still traumatised by what happened,” she said.
Another Form One student said that the suspect allegedly entered his class, believed to have be after the incident, but did not harm any other students in the class.
“I was terrified and scared when the male student entered our class holding a weapon, and there were red marks on his hands and clothes, believed to be blood.
“We were really terrified at that time and I am still traumatized by the incident. I did not know him (the suspect), I only knew he was a transfer student,” he said.
Another student claimed to have overheard the suspect whispering to a friend earlier that morning, saying, "You see later, what will happen."
"I was standing behind him at the time.
"I don't know him and we're not friends, but I did notice he was carrying something that looked like a sharp object," the student said. - October 14, 2025
