 Sharon Carr was just 12 years old when she brutally stabbed a complete stranger to death. Her victim was 18-year-old Katie Rackliff, who was knifed a shocking 32 times in an unprovoked attack as she walked home from a night out in June 1992. It took another five years for Carr to be brought to justice as police searched for an adult male suspect, such was the level of horrific violence against the teenage hairdresser. The case went unsolved until she attacked another schoolgirl with a knife and was sent to a young offenders' institute where she began bragging to other inmates about being a killer. After she was convicted and jailed for life, Carr became Britain's youngest ever murderer – and was dubbed 'The Devil's Daughter'. She had also made chilling diary entries about how she was 'born to be a murderer' and that killing is a 'mass turn-on' for her. But now, more than 30 years since Katie's murder, Carr could be released from prison within days, according to reports. Katie Rackliff was murdered by Sharon Carr in 1992 (Picture: Solent News/Shutterstock) A source told the Mirror: 'Carr's crimes were terrifying and there have been signs in prison that she's still a danger. 'She's been in solitary confinement. No one will want to see her released.' The Parole Board also confirmed that a parole review had been referred to them. Parole reviews are held to decide whether prisoners can be freed. Sharon Carr: 'An extremely dangerous individual' Sharon Carr was only 12 when she stabbed Katie Rackliff 32 times in a brutal murder (Picture: INS) On June 7, 1992, Carr, who was then aged just 12, murdered Katie Ratcliff as she walked home from a nightclub in Camberley, Surrey. Exactly two years later, on June 7, 1994, for no apparent reason, Carr attacked and stabbed another pupil at Collingwood College Comprehensive School. Miraculously, the young girl survived the attack which saw){kind=link}
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Sharon Carr was just 12 years old when she brutally stabbed a complete stranger to death.
Her victim was 18-year-old Katie Rackliff, who was knifed a shocking 32 times in an unprovoked attack as she walked home from a night out in June 1992.
It took another five years for Carr to be brought to justice as police searched for an adult male suspect, such was the level of horrific violence against the teenage hairdresser.
The case went unsolved until she attacked another schoolgirl with a knife and was sent to a young offenders’ institute where she began bragging to other inmates about being a killer.