A court heard videos made by Daniel Harris were shared online by Payton Gendron who killed 10 people
Links between Harris and Anderson Lee Aldrich, the only suspect in aHarris's video was posted on a website with links that appeared to show Aldrich preparing to carry out the attacks, in which five people were killed and 25 were injured.
The court was told Harris, of Lord Street, had been withdrawn from mainstream school aged seven and that there had been "disgraceful failings" by his family and the local authority. It also heard Harris had refused to be assessed for autism but it was clear there were "ongoing social problems".
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