(Image Source: The Daily Mail )  BY SCOTT MALONE ANCHOR CHRISTIAN BRYANT Two fifth graders in Washington are now facing charges of conspiracy to commit murder after authorities discovered weapons and ammo in one of their backpacks. School officials told the Los Angeles Times the two boys planned to use a knife and a .45-caliber handgun to lure a girl outside the school and kill her, quote, “because she was really annoying.” The two boys recently confessed to the Spokesman-Review that this was a part of a larger plan to harm an additional 6 students at Colville Elementary school - in the northeastern part of the state of Washington, near the Canadian border. Although a list of names — presumed to be other targets — was also found in the boy’s backpack, Washington state law says children ages 8 to 12 are “presumed not to have the mental capacity to form the intent to commit crime.” Much less, plan multiple murders. According to court documents, a teacher at the school searched one of the boy’s backpacks and found the weapons in question. The Huffington Post reports. “The would-be killers were thwarted after a fourth-grader noticed one boy playing with a knife and alerted a school teacher.” This incident comes in the wake of President Obama’s push for stricter gun laws.  The President’s proposed bans include expanded background checks and bans on certain semi-automatic weapons and high-capacity clips.