Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can people PLEASE not post without listening to the press conference.

Many of you are ignorant of what happened/is known.

+1 The whole presser is here:

Wow. 1:22pm Mother texts 'Ethan don't do it'. 1:37pm Father calls 9/11 and reports a gun missing. The same gun was stored unlocked in a drawer in their bedroom.

The shooting started at 12:51PM. Little late mom.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't disagree with posters who think that there were further actions the school could and should have taken. Nevertheless, does anyone really doubt that had the kid left with his parents after that meeting, he wouldn't have just come back later with his gun and shot up the place anyway? I mean, Adam Lanza wasn't a student at Sandy Hook anymore. And wasn't the shooter in Parkland also suspended or a former student?

Not if he had been admitted to a mental hospital, for being a danger to himself and others.

that's really not so straight forward as it may seem

No, but if the school would have reported the threats to police or called police because they were concerned about his safety/safety of
other students and parents wouldn’t take him home, then the police may have been able to intervene in a positive way. You can call the police simply for feeling threatened and the school should have- and made the report. Then it is the job of the police to decide if it is credible threat, if he needs to be searched, maybe he would ask parents about home weapons- I don’t know. I am astonished the school let him keep attending and didn’t involve police though.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They left their son to deal with this on his own? Wow.

Which is why I said the school can't absolve themselves of responsibility by saying that they left the power of how to handle the situation in the hands of the kid's parents.
(For example, blaming the parents for not inspecting the kid's backpack before he went back into the school. After the school knew that he had searched for ammunition online and drawn a picture of a gun, "blood everywhere" and him not being able to stop his thoughts. )

What? They left AFTER their kid was charged with murder. Not before.

PP is talking about when the parents left the school after the meeting the morning of the shooting.

And OP is talking about them FLEEING after they were charged by the Oakland County prosecutor. Hence the 'They left their son to deal with this on his own?'. He's dealing with being charged with murder.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They left their son to deal with this on his own? Wow.

Which is why I said the school can't absolve themselves of responsibility by saying that they left the power of how to handle the situation in the hands of the kid's parents.
(For example, blaming the parents for not inspecting the kid's backpack before he went back into the school. After the school knew that he had searched for ammunition online and drawn a picture of a gun, "blood everywhere" and him not being able to stop his thoughts. )

What? They left AFTER their kid was charged with murder. Not before.

PP is talking about when the parents left the school after the meeting the morning of the shooting.

I hope everyone can at least agree that these are the worst parents ever.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They left their son to deal with this on his own? Wow.

Which is why I said the school can't absolve themselves of responsibility by saying that they left the power of how to handle the situation in the hands of the kid's parents.
(For example, blaming the parents for not inspecting the kid's backpack before he went back into the school. After the school knew that he had searched for ammunition online and drawn a picture of a gun, "blood everywhere" and him not being able to stop his thoughts. )

What? They left AFTER their kid was charged with murder. Not before.

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder if they will be found dead?

Since they were big gun advocates, it doesn't sound like they would cooperate with anyone. Michigan is full of anti government types.

They didn't kill anyone. They should have just turned themselves in. Unless they had active warrants or did something worse that their son's case would suddenly shine a light on.

Anonymous wrote:Can people PLEASE not post without listening to the press conference.

Many of you are ignorant of what happened/is known.

+1 The whole presser is here:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't disagree with posters who think that there were further actions the school could and should have taken. Nevertheless, does anyone really doubt that had the kid left with his parents after that meeting, he wouldn't have just come back later with his gun and shot up the place anyway? I mean, Adam Lanza wasn't a student at Sandy Hook anymore. And wasn't the shooter in Parkland also suspended or a former student?

Not if he had been admitted to a mental hospital, for being a danger to himself and others.

that's really not so straight forward as it may seem

Anonymous wrote:They left their son to deal with this on his own? Wow.

Which is why I said the school can't absolve themselves of responsibility by saying that they left the power of how to handle the situation in the hands of the kid's parents.
(For example, blaming the parents for not inspecting the kid's backpack before he went back into the school. After the school knew that he had searched for ammunition online and drawn a picture of a gun, "blood everywhere" and him not being able to stop his thoughts. )

Can people PLEASE not post without listening to the press conference.

Many of you are ignorant of what happened/is known.

They left their son to deal with this on his own? Wow.

Anonymous wrote:I don't disagree with posters who think that there were further actions the school could and should have taken. Nevertheless, does anyone really doubt that had the kid left with his parents after that meeting, he wouldn't have just come back later with his gun and shot up the place anyway? I mean, Adam Lanza wasn't a student at Sandy Hook anymore. And wasn't the shooter in Parkland also suspended or a former student?

Not if he had been admitted to a mental hospital, for being a danger to himself and others.

Anonymous wrote:I wonder if they will be found dead?

Since they were big gun advocates, it doesn't sound like they would cooperate with anyone. Michigan is full of anti government types.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't disagree with posters who think that there were further actions the school could and should have taken. Nevertheless, does anyone really doubt that had the kid left with his parents after that meeting, he wouldn't have just come back later with his gun and shot up the place anyway? I mean, Adam Lanza wasn't a student at Sandy Hook anymore. And wasn't the shooter in Parkland also suspended or a former student?

Have you tried to enter a school building lately? I doubt the receptionist would have buzzed them in, and forcing their way in would have given security time as well as more time for police to respond

Everyone is wearing masks. The receptionist wouldn’t know who she was buzzing in.

Or he could wait until the following day and just walk in with the rest of the students