Deadly array of weapons and lunchbox filled with ricin found in Southport killer's bedroom A terrifying cache of weapons and a lunch box containing deadly ricin were discovered in Axel Rudakubana’s bedroom.
Liverpool crown court heard the 150 beans police found could have produced enough ricin to kill 12,500 people if inhaled.
Also in Rudakubana’s room were the contents of his chemical lab – goggles, sieves, funnels, a conical flask and a pestle and mortar with the remnants of castor beans still inside.
Police released pictures of a machete, crossbow arrows and knives found under his bed when they raided his home after the Southport murders.
A search of the messy living room found a knife identical to the one used to murder the three girls.
