

I Was a School Shooter
Some stories are incredibly difficult to hear—but that doesn't mean they shouldn't be told. At 16 years old, he brought a shotgun into his high school. One teacher was shot, countless lives were forever changed, and he would spend the next 17 years in prison living with the consequences of his actions. Today, he works…

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“The mom buying firearms knowing she has a troubled and suicidal kid… genius smh.”
“I became a member because I was curious to see if he would be actually honest. If he would ditch the whole “i didn’t want to harm anyone I just wanted to end my own life” when the evidence shows that wasn’t true. Or if he is going to be hon…”
“17 years is an unbelievably short sentence for his crime, regardless.”
“His remorse feels performative, the theatrical retelling and crying without tears …”
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