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What Happens To School Shooters In Prison
- Thread starter Duskpire
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This is actually my favorite topic to research, and I gotta say that I don't trust this video very much for a couple of reasons... mostly because the whereabouts of shooters like Cruz are purposefully kept unknown due to their "hero" status and the fear that they can get fan-mail and donations from supporters. I heard that he's moved often and that recently his location was leaked by a clumsy guard, prompting another move... hell, he isn't even allowed to try for a GED because it would cause too much trouble. I don't trust anything said about him on this video.
There are also errors on the video, like when the narrator says that Manes sold the weapon to Harris... Eric would have been 18 at the time and that wouldn't have been illegal. He bought AMMO for Eric, but the thing they caught him for was selling the TEC-9 to the 17-year-old Klebold.
The other cases we know about don't seem to be doing that badly, either. Some have even put the time and effort to reform, but they are likely never going to be released.
I can't comment on the rest of the cases.
There are also errors on the video, like when the narrator says that Manes sold the weapon to Harris... Eric would have been 18 at the time and that wouldn't have been illegal. He bought AMMO for Eric, but the thing they caught him for was selling the TEC-9 to the 17-year-old Klebold.
The other cases we know about don't seem to be doing that badly, either. Some have even put the time and effort to reform, but they are likely never going to be released.
I can't comment on the rest of the cases.
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