Trial Delayed for Santa Fe High School Shooting Lawsuit against Accused Shooter’s Parents

SANTA FE, Texas – A Galveston County judge has postponed the start of a trial in a civil lawsuit against the parents of the accused gunman responsible for the tragic shooting at Santa Fe High School six years ago. The trial, involving the parents of the shooter who killed eight students and two teachers, faces allegations from survivors and victims’ families asserting that the parents failed to secure their guns properly, leading to the atrocity. …

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Investigators Uncover Disturbing Racism and Hate in Alleged Shooter’s Past

Liverpool, New York – The community in Central New York has been grappling with the tragic loss of two law enforcement officers in a fatal shooting incident. The deaths of Syracuse Police Officer Michael Jensen and Onondaga County Sheriff’s Lieutenant Michael Hoosock have left many searching for answers as to why such a horrific act of violence occurred. Authorities have been working tirelessly to understand the motives behind the shooting, shedding light on the alleged …

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Tennessee Judge Contemplates Release of School Shooter’s Writings as Copyright Battle Unfolds

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – A Tennessee judge is currently deliberating on the potential public release of writings by a school shooter once the investigation is concluded. The case took a complex turn when parents of children at the Covenant School claimed legal ownership of the writings, asserting that they hold the copyright obtained from the shooter’s parents. During a recent two-day hearing in Davidson County Chancery Court, eight attorneys addressed the issue but lacked expertise in …

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Chancellor Myles to Rule on Release of Covenant Shooter’s Writings Dispute

Nashville, Tennessee – Chancellor l’Ashea Myles is currently deliberating whether writings by the Covenant School shooter, Audrey Hale, should be made public. The decision hinges on whether releasing these writings could potentially prevent future incidents like the tragic shooting that occurred. Metro officials have denied public records requests citing ongoing criminal investigations as a reason for withholding the documents. However, petitioners argue that since there are no pending criminal actions, the open investigation exception should …

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Tennessee Judge to Rule on Release of Covenant School Shooter’s Writings in Public Hearing

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – A pivotal hearing is underway to determine whether the writings of the Covenant School shooter should be made public. Metro officials in Tennessee revealed plans to conclude the investigation in July and release a redacted version of the file to the public. However, the final decision rests with the chancellor, who could potentially release the writings in the near future. The dispute centers around a public records request that Metro denied citing …

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Michigan School Shooter’s Parents Sentenced to Minimum 10 Years in Prison for Involuntary Manslaughter

Pontiac, Michigan – A judge in Michigan sentenced Jennifer and James Crumbley, the parents of a school shooter, to at least 10 years in prison for their role in the tragic incident that resulted in the death of four students in 2021. The Crumbleys are the first parents in the United States to be convicted in connection with a mass school shooting. They were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter after evidence was presented showing negligence …

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Michigan School Shooter’s Parents Sentenced to at Least 10 Years for Preventable Tragedy

Pontiac, Michigan: In a groundbreaking decision, the parents of a Michigan school shooter were each sentenced to a minimum of 10 years in prison on Tuesday for their failure to take preventive measures that could have averted the killing of four students in 2021. Jennifer and James Crumbley have become the first parents in the United States to be convicted in connection to a mass school shooting. They were convicted of involuntary manslaughter after evidence …

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Michigan School Shooter’s Parents Face Manslaughter Sentencing in Tragic Case

Oxford, Michigan – The parents of the Michigan school shooter are set to be sentenced for manslaughter after their son killed four students and injured seven others in a tragic school shooting. This sentencing comes as a result of the parents being held accountable for their role in providing access to the firearm used in the shooting. During the trial, it was revealed that the parents had purchased the gun used in the shooting just …

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Teenage Fatally Shot at Brookland Metro Station in Northeast; Suspected Shooter’s Photo Released by DC Police

Washington, D.C. – A tragic incident unfolded at the Brookland Metro Station in Northeast Washington, where a teenage boy lost his life after being shot on Thursday afternoon. Details provided by authorities indicate that a group of teenagers was involved in a physical altercation inside the station when an unidentified suspect, not part of the initial fight, fired the fatal shots. According to Deputy Chief Maurice McKinney of Metro Transit Police, the shooting occurred shortly …

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Kansas City Police Release Details in Shooting Death of John Bartrom: Case Hinges on Shooter’s Changed Story during Police Interview

Kansas City, Missouri police have disclosed a detailed 56-page case file surrounding the shooting death of John Bartrom, owner, and founder of Jericho Home Improvements. As a prominent figure in Kansas City’s media landscape, Bartrom was known for his memorable commercials and jingles. Remembered by loved ones as a caring businessman and father, questions have arisen following the decision by Jackson County prosecutor Jean Peters Baker not to file charges in the case back in …

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