Woolwich witness: 'I wasn't scared of killer'
A student who filmed the shocking images of one of Fusilier Lee Rigby's killers ranting at his camera just minutes after the brutal attack told ITV News he was not scared for his life despite the "crazy" situation.
Dominique Kipre initally thought he was witnessing a gang fight when his bus stopped at the murder scene in Woolwich, south east London.
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He said: "It was crazy. For me it was crazy because in Europe we can't see this kind of thing. Maybe someone washed his brain to do these kind of things."
When Michael Adebolajo spotted Mr Kipre filming the scene with his camera phone he crossed the street and approached him, carrying a meat cleaver and knife in his bloodied hands.
Watch the full video of Michael Adebolajo's rant here
But Mr Kipre said he did not feel threatened because Adebolajo had not harmed a group of women who had tried to help Fusilier Rigby.
As Adebolajo stood just feet from him, Mr Kipre captured the killer's defence for why he had callously murdered a British soldier just moments before.
In the video Adebolajo says:
Mr Kipre, who grew up in Woolwich, said he is now reminded of Fusilier Rigby and the events of May 22 every time he passes near to the scene.