‘Nice boy from Chelsea’ given hospital order after stabbing live-in housekeeper

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Son of affluent art collector, Maximilian Bourne has been given a hospital order after stabbing the family’s live-in housekeeper in an unprovoked attack.

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00:00It was just over a year ago in one of London's most affluent areas when Maximilian Bourne

00:06attacks Joselia Pereira do Nascimento. Judge Gregory Perrins at Southwark Crown Court

00:13described how Miss Nascimento had been watching television in her room on the evening of the attack

00:21when Bourne knocked on her door and asked her to come outside.

00:26The judge added he then viciously and brutally attacked her,

00:31stabbing her repeatedly with a kitchen knife to her head and her body.

00:37Bourne was charged with attempted murder

00:41but was deemed unfit to stand trial because of his mental health and a jury

00:47decided that he committed the acts charged against him after minutes of deliberation.

00:53Following a one-day trial, it is worth adding how the court heard Miss Nascimento was left

01:01permanently scarred and received no help or support aside from a text message

01:07from the quote-unquote extremely wealthy family following the incident.

01:12After the attack Maximilian called 999 giving his name and

01:17telling the operator there is this demon woman in my house and I stabbed her.

01:23I'm a nice boy from Chelsea. You're just going to have to please not bring a gun.

01:29I do have blood all over me. The judge told the court how Miss Nascimento has permanent scars

01:36which are of intense pain and suffers with mental health issues including post-traumatic stress disorder and

01:43panic attacks.

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