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In reply to the discussion: "Oxford officials knew shooting suspect searched online for ammo, made drawings": [View all]MoonRiver
(36,975 posts)57. Those words "the thoughts won't stop" are significant.
That kid could have childhood schizophrenia, and everybody ignored the warning signs.
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"Oxford officials knew shooting suspect searched online for ammo, made drawings": [View all]
tblue37
Dec 2021
OP
This kid wrote "help me" the day he shot people. What a failure of response.
WhiskeyGrinder
Dec 2021
#1
It's devastating. He's sitting there literally begging for help. And gets nothing.
WhiskeyGrinder
Dec 2021
#11
Its almost like they wanted to get rid of him, and arranged for his murder or jail..
spike jones
Dec 2021
#50
"The thoughts won't stop, help me," doesn't seem like something someone would share casually.
WhiskeyGrinder
Dec 2021
#20
I think I heard on TV that the parents insisted the child be sent back to the classroom
Irish_Dem
Dec 2021
#2
No. Apparently the dad headed home from work when he heard news about the shooting.
BlackSkimmer
Dec 2021
#8
A violent, mentally ill son and they bought him a gun and encouraged him to buy ammo.
Irish_Dem
Dec 2021
#15
Nope. I grew up in a socially evolved urban setting. Guns were hunters. nt
Progressive Jones
Dec 2021
#64
He posted his present on social media in his hand so OK we know the parents were not going to do
luckone
Dec 2021
#41
The kid may well , but I doubt very much that involuntary manslaughter charges can result in life
Dial H For Hero
Dec 2021
#30
Superintendent, principal and social worker should all be looking for new lines of work
Squaredeal
Dec 2021
#46
+1, I was wondering why the hell the school didn't send his ass home for doing all what he did .....
uponit7771
Dec 2021
#52
are they legally allowed to search his bag? that would be my question. But they should have sent
demigoddess
Dec 2021
#51