tiredblondy
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His eyes...
His eyes...
My son was bullied by a kid who was abused at home by beatings, severe beatings.
How brazen is that? MOOI bet it was with him all along.
. Just really unbelievable- Dad wasn’t wondering where his new gun was ? Sorry but I feel this is one case where the parents were truly neglectful.I bet it was with him all along.
Not rude at all. I understand. There is never the right thing to say or in todays world the right emoji. love in any form is appreciated for the vicims and their families and friendsIs that rude? I’ve always thought of it as acknowledging and being respectful of what that member was saying. I’m sorry also if I’m out of line on that.
No he has a half brother. On his father's sideDo we know if he was an only child?
Answered aboveDo we know if he was an only child?
I think that we can reasonably assume that they were not locked away, if the son of the house took one and used it on his schoolmates. MOO.PICTURED: 'Bullied' Michigan high school shooter Ethan Crumbley | Daily Mail Online
Multiple guns were removed from the family home - it doesn’t say if they were locked up or not so we can’t assume that they weren’t.
This is so, so sad.
Why is that relevant?Do we know if he was an only child?
I've seen interviews with several young people, and their parents, who knew something was up, although not exactly what, and the kids said they didn't want to go to school that day and/or their parents kept them home, and they were glad they made that decision.All the parents had to do was look at his social media to see he was disturbed.I find it hard to believe they were that clueless and I'm sorry but no guns should have ever been brought into that household with a troubled child.
If that is true, there must have been rumors around and quite clear ones that this was somewhat likely to happen. Someone knew something for students to want to miss that day or parents who kept their kids at home. Why didn't the school know that?I've seen interviews with several young people, and their parents, who knew something was up, although not exactly what, and the kids said they didn't want to go to school that day and/or their parents kept them home, and they were glad they made that decision.
I also saw the Zoom footage of the booking on CNN (okay, I don't think it should have been televised, but too late now) and I thought his parents looked absolutely crushed, and who could blame them? In the meantime, hearing about how authorities are looking into charging them, maybe they're more concerned for themselves than they otherwise would have been.
Now to read the rear of the thread.
Because if he had siblings, they would be able to say what he and their parents were like, on top of likely being traumatized by what their brother did.Why is that relevant?
If that is true, there must have been rumors around and quite clear ones that this was somewhat likely to happen. Someone knew something for students to want to miss that day or parents who kept their kids at home. Why didn't the school know that?
The school DID know! There was probably an element of denial going on, among other things.
Has there been any concrete proof reported that he was bullied?I really cringe when the media starts saying these school shooters were bullied. Imo, they are anti social creeps who are the bullies. They are child versions of adult injustice collectors.
Also moo.
The Michigan school shooting suspect allegedly declared “now I become death”....