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On Tuesday, Philip Theophilou left the mental health center in Homerton, East London, on Tuesday. He was discovered on Thursday, April 4, after Met Police officers were dispatched to a south London Hospital. In 2004, the 54-year-old, who has schizophrenia, drove his 'gentle' neighbor Simon Breed, 51, to death. Theophilou waited with a kitchen knife for hours outside of his Alexandra Park home just a few months after being released from a mental health hospital. Theophilou stabbed him to death in the chest, head, and back as the father-of-two returned home one evening.

Since being barred from a mental health hospital in east London, a schizophrenic man who stabbed his neighbor to death is being desperately sought by police. The Metropolitan Police said Philip Theophilou (pictured left and right) left the facility in Homerton on Sunday and hasn't returned. Simon Breed, 51, (inset), died in 2004 after being out for hours with a kitchen knife inside his house in Alexandra Park, just a few months after being released from a mental health facility. Theophilou stabbed him to death in the chest, head, and back as the father-of-two returned home one evening. Since killing Mr Breed in the knife attack and then living rough in Hyde Park for three days before he was arrested, Theophilou admitted murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility.

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After pleaded guilty to murder, the obnoxious schizophrenic was given an indefinite order to be detained in a high security hospital in Merseyside. Barnaby Webber and Grace O'Malley-Kumar were fatally stabbed 19-year-old university students before killing 65-year-old school caretaker Ian Coates and turning his van into three pedestrians on June 13. According to section 37 of the Mental Health Act of 1983, an offender's mental health will be reviewed every three years. If doctors determine they are of sound mind, they may be eligible for release.

When his killing spree brought terror to Nottingham last summer, the 32-year-old psychotic (left) had been in and out of a mental health hospital for more than three years, and a warrant was out for his arrest. Julian Hendy, the father of Philip Hendy, was killed by a psychotic man with a long history of mental disorder 17 years ago, called on health professionals to be more assertive and collaborate more effectively with other departments, including the police. Calocane will be arrested if you look at the bottom of this page.

A rash of missed opportunities left Valdo Calocane free to roam a neighborhood until he knifed three people to death and attempted to murder three more. When his murder spree brought terror to Nottingham last summer, the 32-year-old psychotic had been in and out of a mental health hospital for more than three years, and a warrant was out for his arrest. Before he 'brutally and mercilessly' killed first-year university students Barnaby Webber and Grace O'Malley-Kumar, all 19, the NHS, police, university administrators, and even his boss missed at least eight opportunities to deal with the 32-year-old. When he travelled to work, he then 'calmly' walked through the city to ambush and kill school caretaker Ian Coates, 65. Calocane was a 'ticking timebomb,' and his name was given to him as'serial murderer' because of the loner's unpredictable behavior. As he was scheduled to be detained in a high security hospital for the remainder of his life, his families protested the authorities' "blood on your hands" and demanded answers.

Grace O'Malley Webber and Barnaby Webber were killed in a horrific city-wide shooting in a heartbreaking CCTV video. Valdo Calocane, a paranoid schizophrenic, murdered the two students, as well as school caretaker Ian Coates, 65, on June 13 last year. Calocane's plea of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility was accepted at court today. In November, he confessed to murdering three pedestrians who were hit with a van, but he denied it. Grace and Barnaby were seen strolling back to their student accommodation on Ilkeston Road before being fatally knifed in the early hours of the morning after an end-of-term night.

During the citywide march last summer, the engineering graduate stabbed Grace, fellow University of Nottingham student Barnaby Webber, and school caretaker Ian Coates, 65. At a recent hearing to a manslaughter, the frightened schizophrenic pleaded guilty. On June 13, he confessed to trying to murder three pedestrians who were struck by a van. Three psychiatrists analyzed Calocane and found he was suffering from paranoid schizophrenia at the time of the crimes, but he has been found not fit to face trial for murder. Grace's bereaved father, Dr. Sanjoy Kumar, told BBC News, 'Justice hasn't been done for our daughter, who was just a genius, and she's sad it wasn't decided the way it should have been.'

Calocane made chilling calls to his brother both before and after the shooting, reminding him, 'this is the last time I will talk to you' and advising him to 'take the family out of the country.' Calocane told his brother: "This will be the last time I will talk to you." Don't come and see me in hospital if anything happens to dissociate yourself from me.

Grace O'Malley-Kumar and Barnaby Webber, both 19, and school caretaker Ian Coates, 65, died in Nottingham last June. Calocane demonstrated violent outbursts of uncontrollable rage that were chilling precursors to the deadly attacks in a string of horrific events. MailOnline (left and right) footage shows the well-built mature student clutching a flatmate in a headlock before breaking his finger during a tumultuous shower fight. Calocane, who now refers to himself Adam Mendes, had been 'a ticking time bomb,' the perpetrator said. After the authorities missed a string of opportunities to deter him, the killer, who tried to barge into MI5's headquarters because he suspected spies of monitoring him with sonic stuff, was left free to roam the streets. The victims of the stabbing spree are shown from left to right: Barnaby Webber, Grace O'Malley-Kumar, and Ian Coates.

Valdo Calocane, 32, pleaded guilty in November to the manslaughter of University of Nottingham students Grace O'Malley-Kumar and Barnaby Webber, both 19, who were stabbed while walking home from a night out last June. The defendant, who earned his degree in mechanical engineering from the same university a year ago, has admitted to the murder of three pedestrians and the attempted murder of three others, who proceeded to mow down with Mr Coates' van. However, Adam Mendes, the 32-year-old - who now goes by the name Adam Mendes, denied the assassination of Miss O'Malley-Kumar, Mr Webber, and Mr Coates on the grounds of diminished responsibility. The trial heard today that psychiatrists for both the prosecution and defence were in agreement that the neurotic schizophrenic seizurenism was unfit to stand trial for murder, and he was cleared on the allegations he had already pleaded.

Grace O'Malley Kumar's bemoaning family told how the hockey player 'did her best to protect her friend' before being stabbed by triple-killer Valdo Calocane.

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Around 12.15 a.m., ambulance services were rushed to reports of a gun being discharged in Claremont Road, Moss Side. The perpetrator, a male who is believed to be between 18 and 25, had sustained serious injuries and was rushed to the hospital. He died a short time later. Around Princess Parkway and Claremont Road, a large cordon remains in place, with forensic officers on the scene as police investigate the incident. Residents have been advised not to go to the hospital in the case, but no officers have been arrested in connection with the shooting.