Mother of three girls stabbed alongside their friend while watching a movie inside a Boston theater reveals how knifeman was 'laughing the whole time'

The mother of the three girls who were stabbed alongside their friend while watching a movie inside a Boston theater said that the knifeman was 'laughing the whole time.' 

The suspect, Jared Ravizza, 26, stabbed four girls, aged 9 to 17, at an AMC multiplex in Braintree, Massachusetts around 6pm on Saturday. 

Ravizza, dressed in a blonde wig, got into the theater without paying and attacked the girls unprovoked, without saying a word.

Lisa Dembowski said that her three daughters and their friend were the only one's inside the theater when he attacked them.

'My oldest was leaning over to get something, he got her in the back, and then my other daughter in the top chest, and then, my last daughter across her arm, laughing the whole time and then got their friend, and then ran off,' Dembowski told NBC Boston. 

Lisa Dembowski, the mother of three of the girls who were stabbed on Saturday night at an AMC multiplex in Braintree, Massachusetts, said that the knifeman was 'laughing the whole time'

The suspect, Jared Ravizza, 26, was arrested and taken into custody. He got into the theater without paying and attacked the girls unprovoked, without saying a word

After getting a call from her sister, she rushed to the movie theater and immediately saw her children while their friend was already taken to the hospital. They all suffered non-life threatening injuries. 

'The movie theater was still open and people were like buying tickets and it was just as if, I don't know. It was crazy to me that that was still going on,' the mother recalled. 

A witness at the scene, Matteo Rojas, told CBS, 'It's so heartbreaking that's what I'll be thinking about the rest of the night is seeing those kids coming down the steps and just crying. They looked really stunned like they just saw a horror movie, not a kid's movie.' 

After fleeing the movie theater, Ravizza went to a Route 3 rest area in Plymouth where he allegedly stabbed two McDonald's employees around 7pm. 

According to the Plymouth County District Attorney's Office, Ravizza reached through the drive-thru window and stabbed a 28-year-old man. 

When she arrived at the theater, she immediately saw her children while their friend was already taken to the hospital. They all suffered non-life threatening injuries

He reportedly parked his black Porsche in the parking lot and ran inside where he stabbed a 21-year-old woman before fleeing that scene. 

The man was taken to Beth Israel Deaconess-Plymouth Hospital and the woman was taken to South Shore Hospita. Both suffered non-life threatening injuries. 

After reviewing surveillance footage police released a description of the suspect's car. They located him in Sandwich, but after he failed to pull over, Ravizza led police on a car chase that ended in a car crash. 

He was arrested around 7.15pm and taken into custody. Ravizza was also taken to South Shore Hospital and is being treated for non-life threatening injuries. 

Police said that Ravizza might be connected to a death investigation in Deep River, Connecticut, NBC10 Boston reported.  

The mother-of-three is relieved that Ravizza was found and taken into custody. 

'I think it’s a pretty sick individual to harm children,' Dembowski said. 'I hope he gets what he deserves.' 

Authorities located Ravizza him in Sandwich, but after he failed to pull over, he led police on a car chase that ended in a car crash

She said that her daughters are recovering and that her eldest has taken the incident the hardest. 

'The older one is very protective of them and she is just more worried just in general about them and how they’re gonna be doing.' 

She called her eldest and her friend heroes for protecting and calming her younger daughters down and calling the police for help. 

A spokesperson told NBC10 Boston: 'We are saddened by this senseless act of violence,' the AMC spokesperson said. 

'We are heartened to learn the victims are recovering, and we are reaching out to their families privately.'