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Disturbing Sketches Found in Michigan School Shooting Suspect's Notebook
01:45 - 07:27 (05:42)
A 15-year-old suspect in a Michigan school shooting had disturbing sketches in his notebook, including drawings of a bullet with the words "blood everywhere" and a semi-automatic weapon with the phrase "the thoughts won't stop."
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The parents of the suspected 15-year-old school shooter in Michigan have been charged, and the prosecutor has laid out a detailed case against them.
01:45 - 03:45 (02:00)
Summary
The parents of the suspected 15-year-old school shooter in Michigan have been charged, and the prosecutor has laid out a detailed case against them. The decision to hold the parents accountable is aimed at answering questions about how they could have let the tragedy happen.
ChapterDisturbing Sketches Found in Michigan School Shooting Suspect's Notebook
EpisodeA New Strategy for Prosecuting School Shootings
PodcastThe Daily
A 15-year-old boy in Michigan used a semi-automatic SIG Sauer gun that his father bought him as a Christmas present to carry out a school shooting.
03:45 - 06:11 (02:26)
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A 15-year-old boy in Michigan used a semi-automatic SIG Sauer gun that his father bought him as a Christmas present to carry out a school shooting. Social media posts suggest that the gun was a gift, and a teacher had noticed the boy searching for ammunition online the day before the shooting took place.
ChapterDisturbing Sketches Found in Michigan School Shooting Suspect's Notebook
EpisodeA New Strategy for Prosecuting School Shootings
PodcastThe Daily
The parents of the Michigan high school shooting suspect ignored a warning from their son's teacher about a disturbing drawing he had made containing violent images and failed to ask if he had a gun with him or to inspect his backpack.
06:11 - 07:27 (01:15)
Summary
The parents of the Michigan high school shooting suspect ignored a warning from their son's teacher about a disturbing drawing he had made containing violent images and failed to ask if he had a gun with him or to inspect his backpack.