A 21 year-old who scaled Windsor Castle with a crossbow on Christmas Day 2021 has been detained for nine years after telling armed officers \u201cI\u2019m here to kill the Queen\u201d.
A 21 year-old who scaled Windsor Castle with a crossbow on Christmas Day 2021 has been detained for nine years after telling armed officers “I’m here to kill the Queen”. He has been sentenced to nine years in custody with a further five years on license.Jaswant Singh Chail is the first person to have been convicted of treason in the UK in more than 40 years. A judge at the Old Bailey decided he would be detained in a secure psychiatric hospital until he is well enough to serve time in prison.
”The court heard he’d asked his sister to be buried in the clothes he was wearing on the day, including his metal ‘Sith’ mask.Police found he’d formed a ‘relationship’ with an artificial intelligence chatbot called ‘Sarai’ on an app called Replica in the months leading up to the attempt.In a conversation shared in court, it revealed Chail had asked the chatbot about his plans to approach the monarch.Chail was treated for a psychotic illness after his arrest, the court heard on Thursday.
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