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School Shooting At Marshall County High School

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Per the paragraph I bolded, he didn't commit suicide. He killed two people and injured many more. He's no longer the victim. What "could have been" isn't reality.

You obviously completely missed the point.

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So did you.

If you were making one then absolutely I did.

Define bullying.

 

I'm sure this will be productive. :rolleyes:

I'm sure this will be productive. :rolleyes:

Anyone that waste their time gets what they deserve.

Define bullying.

 

To bully is to use superior strength or influence to intimidate (someone), typically to force him or her to do what one wants. Google is a great machine.

A 15 year old that just lost a parent had access to handguns?

 

There is an adult in this equation that has some responsiblity.

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A 15 year old that just lost a parent had access to handguns?

 

There is an adult in this equation that has some responsiblity.

 

In theory, yes. In actuality, who's to say?

A 15 year old that just lost a parent had access to handguns?

 

There is an adult in this equation that has some responsiblity.

 

There are so many rumors going around. This is one that I've heard is true and not true. I am not sure if he lost a parent or not.

I just can't imagine.

 

 

The parents of a Kentucky teenager who was fatally shot in a mass shooting at her high school this week said their daughter called them as the violent scene unfolded in the background.

Bailey Holt, 15, was one of two students killed at Marshall County High School in western Kentucky on Tuesday after a classmate allegedly opened fire, killing them both and injuring at least 18 others, authorities said.

"She called me and all I could hear was voices, chaos in the background," Bailey's mother, Secret Holt, told ABC affiliate WKRN on Wednesday. "She couldn't say anything and I tried to call her name over and over and over and she never responded."

"We rushed to the high school, and they wouldn't let us get through," she said.

Secret Holt said she knew something was wrong when she didn't see her daughter on any of the buses that were used to transport the surviving students to a nearby school.

 

"We waited and waited for her to get off the buses and she never did," Secret Holt said. "The principal at North Marshall came and got me, and took us outside and we got in a cop car and they took us to the fire department and told us what had happened."

She described Bailey, a sophomore, as a sweet child who loved to help others.

 

 

Teen killed in Kentucky school shooting called mother as she died

Once again a case of a child bullied to the point of responding using deadly force by mass shooting.

 

I think every school should have specific curriculum on Anti-Bullying and Appropriate Social Media use. These examples of mass shootings should be used to get their points across.

 

While I agree to an extent, a utopia isn't likely to happen. However the fact that this young man likely showed signs of mental illness is something that can be monitored better and addressed. The bullying was likely what caused the aggression but the mindset was likely festering for a while.

 

Bottom line is you can likely place blame for bullying, lack of supervision, not identifying or handling signs of mental illness properly. At some point though, the blame rests on the shoulders of the shooter.

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I just can't imagine.

 

 

The parents of a Kentucky teenager who was fatally shot in a mass shooting at her high school this week said their daughter called them as the violent scene unfolded in the background.

Bailey Holt, 15, was one of two students killed at Marshall County High School in western Kentucky on Tuesday after a classmate allegedly opened fire, killing them both and injuring at least 18 others, authorities said.

"She called me and all I could hear was voices, chaos in the background," Bailey's mother, Secret Holt, told ABC affiliate WKRN on Wednesday. "She couldn't say anything and I tried to call her name over and over and over and she never responded."

"We rushed to the high school, and they wouldn't let us get through," she said.

Secret Holt said she knew something was wrong when she didn't see her daughter on any of the buses that were used to transport the surviving students to a nearby school.

 

"We waited and waited for her to get off the buses and she never did," Secret Holt said. "The principal at North Marshall came and got me, and took us outside and we got in a cop car and they took us to the fire department and told us what had happened."

She described Bailey, a sophomore, as a sweet child who loved to help others.

 

 

Teen killed in Kentucky school shooting called mother as she died

 

That's awful, absolutely awful.

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