GUILTY WA - Fifth-grade boys' plot to kill classmate thwarted, Colville, Feb 2013

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That's insane
 
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fran said:
Fifth-grade boy sentenced to four years in plot to kill classmate

http://www.oregonlive.com/pacific-n...f/2013/11/fifth-grade_boy_sentenced_to_f.html
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If anyone should be in a locked rehabilitative residential treatment facility it's him! IMO

The last place this kid should be is in detention for years. Where he will learn more criminal behaviors and grow angrier and angrier as he watches everyone else come and go and suffer much as a result of his unusually young age,


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