JESSIE RENNIE THREATENS TO BLOW UP MUSSLEBURGH SCHOOLS IN SHOCKING TIKTOK RANT

A 42-year-old woman named Jessie Rennie from Musselburgh has been found guilty of engaging in threatening behavior following a disturbing incident broadcast live on TikTok. The incident, which took place on November 10, 2024, has sent shockwaves through the local community and beyond, prompting widespread condemnation and concern.

During her live stream from her residence in Musselburgh, East Lothian, Rennie made alarming and violent statements that have since been widely circulated and condemned. She explicitly threatened to carry out acts of violence against local educational institutions, specifically targeting Musselburgh Grammar School and Preston Lodge High School. Her threats were linked to alleged vandalism at her home, which she claimed provoked her anger and led to her threatening the safety of children in the area.

In her broadcast, Rennie was heard shouting and making inflammatory remarks, including expressions of her desire for a terrorist attack to occur at the schools. She stated, “I hope a terrorist blows up,” and added, “they don’t deserve to be here,” implying her disdain for the students and staff. She also threatened to use fireworks to destroy the schools, saying, “I’ll get fireworks and blow up your school.”

Most disturbingly, Rennie made direct references to the Dunblane massacre, a tragic event in Scottish history that remains the deadliest mass shooting in Britain. She uttered phrases such as “It’ll be another Dunblane, bang, bang, bang, bang,” which many found deeply offensive and alarming. This footage was recorded by a member of the public who happened to be watching her live from her home address in Musselburgh.

Following her broadcast, authorities swiftly intervened. Rennie was arrested and brought before Edinburgh Sheriff Court. During her court appearance, she pleaded guilty to charges of behaving in a threatening or abusive manner. The court reviewed footage of her threatening statements, which included her saying, “I’ll blow all the f***ing bairns up,” and “Your children will f***ing die for smashing my windows.”

Rennie was released on bail, with her sentencing deferred to the following month, pending further proceedings. The incident has sparked a wave of outrage on social media platforms, with many users condemning her comments as “despicable” and “horrendous.” Some commentators have even suggested that Rennie may require medical or psychological help to address her behavior.

It is important to note that the Dunblane massacre, which Rennie referenced, remains a tragic chapter in British history. On March 13, 1996, gunman Thomas Hamilton killed 16 children and one teacher at Dunblane Primary School before taking his own life. The event has left a lasting impact on the nation and is often cited in discussions about gun control and school safety.

Rennie’s guilty plea and the subsequent legal proceedings highlight the seriousness with which authorities are treating threats of violence, especially those that evoke such painful memories and threaten public safety in Musselburgh and beyond.