Notebooks belonging to Nottingham attacker Valdo Calocane containing lists of explosives used in terror attacks including one known as ‘Mother of Satan’ were dismissed by police as unimportant, it emerged today.
The killer’s pads and a sketchbook also contained ‘deeply misogynistic’ ramblings as well as references to the Manchester Arena attack – but were not considered to be of ‘evidential value’ by bungling Nottinghamshire police officers who hid their existence for three years.
The notebooks, found in a holdall at Calocane’s home shortly after he killed three people, also referred to ‘mea culpa’ as well as his ability to ‘resurrect’ people and
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