Hey,
Just recently I saw a piece on the news about the Dunblane massacre which was very harrowing and upsetting. I knew all about what happened at Dunblane and has just started senior school at the time.
I decided to have a look on Wikipedia for some more information and stumbled upon the Columbine massacre. Now this happened in 1999 - I must have been in Year 9/10 yet I still only remember the basic facts. That kids from the school took guns in and killed students. However, upon reading the detailed description of the events - I just started crying. I would suggest ANYONE who knows little about the actual events read the article over at Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbine_High_School_massacre
What happened in the library absolutely stunned and disgusted me! They also have links to sites with the 911 calls made from inside the school and also a very graphic image of the bodies of the shooters in the library.
I know some of your probably already know about this - but I thought I did! I didn't. And it should be known, for the victim's sake.
Just recently I saw a piece on the news about the Dunblane massacre which was very harrowing and upsetting. I knew all about what happened at Dunblane and has just started senior school at the time.
I decided to have a look on Wikipedia for some more information and stumbled upon the Columbine massacre. Now this happened in 1999 - I must have been in Year 9/10 yet I still only remember the basic facts. That kids from the school took guns in and killed students. However, upon reading the detailed description of the events - I just started crying. I would suggest ANYONE who knows little about the actual events read the article over at Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbine_High_School_massacre
What happened in the library absolutely stunned and disgusted me! They also have links to sites with the 911 calls made from inside the school and also a very graphic image of the bodies of the shooters in the library.
I know some of your probably already know about this - but I thought I did! I didn't. And it should be known, for the victim's sake.