My daughter is still grieving over the this lost. Her cheer family is heartbroken.

Anonymous wrote:What a tragic loss. My heart goes out to her family.

+1 No words.

Heartbreaking.

Anonymous wrote:What a tragic loss. My heart goes out to her family.

Tragic. The gun problem in DC is a nightmare.

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Anonymous wrote:It makes me so angry the way the headline was written---like if she hadn't been college bound it wouldn't be as sad.

she had a bright future many of these other "victims" are in the game themselves and would be a net drain on society long-term

This person would have been a net-positive sad

She was so lovely! Really and truly a sweet girl.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It makes me so angry the way the headline was written---like if she hadn't been college bound it wouldn't be as sad.

she had a bright future many of these other "victims" are in the game themselves and would be a net drain on society long-term

This person would have been a net-positive sad

Donald is that you?

lol he'd never use cost benefit analysis. but maybe it's his accountant?

Please stop joking about this murder.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It makes me so angry the way the headline was written---like if she hadn't been college bound it wouldn't be as sad.

she had a bright future many of these other "victims" are in the game themselves and would be a net drain on society long-term

This person would have been a net-positive sad

Donald is that you?

lol he'd never use cost benefit analysis. but maybe it's his accountant?

What a tragic loss. My heart goes out to her family.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It makes me so angry the way the headline was written---like if she hadn't been college bound it wouldn't be as sad.

she had a bright future many of these other "victims" are in the game themselves and would be a net drain on society long-term

This person would have been a net-positive sad

Donald is that you?

She also went to Lafayette and Deal

She sounded like a lovely girl. This is a well populated area and happened on a weekend afternoon, the neighborhood should be outraged

Anonymous wrote:It makes me so angry the way the headline was written---like if she hadn't been college bound it wouldn't be as sad.

she had a bright future many of these other "victims" are in the game themselves and would be a net drain on society long-term

This person would have been a net-positive sad

It makes me so angry the way the headline was written---like if she hadn't been college bound it wouldn't be as sad.

What a waste.

"At Wilson, Sydnor was captain of the cheerleading squad, rooting for the Tigers football and basketball teams. She also sang in the choir and helped the group win a top award at a competition for choral jazz this summer in New York City. She was a peer counselor at school and helped classmates through tough times."

So sad--I hope the shooters are locked up for a long time.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/college-bound-wilson-high-graduate-hit-by-stray-bullet-dies/2017/08/13/32d1a17a-8049-11e7-902a-2a9f2d808496_story.html?utm_term=.71f8e6d0a228