A 13-year-old student in Bistrița, Romania, attacked a teacher and a classmate with a knife at their school. The boy’s grandfather, who took him to school on the morning of the attack, reported noticing no unusual behavior beforehand. Despite a search, the student’s parents found nothing suspicious on his computer. Teachers reportedly knew the student as a quiet and well-behaved child, adding to the shock surrounding the incident. A psychologist is urging people to be aware of potential warning signs, even if they believe they have a “well-behaved child.” The incident has raised questions about identifying and addressing potential risks within seemingly normal students and the need for increased vigilance in Romanian schools. Investigations are ongoing to determine the motive behind the attack in Bistrița.