‌Joseph Wheeler, the managing director of Knife Warehouse, told the public inquiry into the attack on Tuesday that the blade they sold the killer was "just another product". The inquiry heard how ten months earlier, Rudakubana had purchased another weapon - the Black Panther kukri machete with a 16.5in blade - from Knife Warehouse. Three years later Knife Warehouse sold blades used to murder 17-year-old Malcolm Mide-Madariola. His 17-year-old killer, Tammuz Brown, was given the knife by Treynae Campbell, 19, who had built an armoury of weapons bought from Knife Warehouse. Teenage terrorist Matthew King was jailed for life at the Old Bailey in 2023 after setting up an online account with Knife Warehouse and buying "tactical gloves" and goggles.