The 15 years old kid bragged on social media about how he got a gun for christmas from his parents.
Teachers caught him searching for ammo sales online on his phone, and drawing/writing pretty disturbing stuff;
Then, on the morning of the shooting, the prosecutor said, Ethan Crumbley's teacher found a drawing on Ethan Crumbley's desk of a handgun, bullet and shooting victim, with the words "blood everywhere" and "the thoughts won't stop, help me."
Teachers called in the parents, they insisted it's no problem, parents didn't ask/search the kid if he has the gun with him, and refused to take the kid home/to counceling.
Later the same day the kid shot up the school with the gun, killing 4 and wounding 6 others.
dsdsds on July 6th, 2022 at 15:00 UTC »
Remember his uncle, who lived with him, said:
Paul Crimo told CNN and WFLD that he saw no warning signs ahead of the mass shooting. He told the station that he last saw his nephew late Sunday.
Also the family called the cops on the kid 2x in the last couple years.
But they had no clue? Bullshit.
Nethlem on July 6th, 2022 at 15:59 UTC »
Reminds me of the Oxford shooting.
The 15 years old kid bragged on social media about how he got a gun for christmas from his parents.
Teachers caught him searching for ammo sales online on his phone, and drawing/writing pretty disturbing stuff;
Teachers called in the parents, they insisted it's no problem, parents didn't ask/search the kid if he has the gun with him, and refused to take the kid home/to counceling.
Later the same day the kid shot up the school with the gun, killing 4 and wounding 6 others.
FowD9 on July 6th, 2022 at 17:20 UTC »
"fun" fact, a year ago he had his knives confiscated by police because he was believed to be a threat
on that year since, he was able to purchase 5 guns legally and pass all background checks
that's what people mean by our gun laws are nonsense and a fucking joke
too much of a threat to have knives, but here's 5 guns kid