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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsDid anyone hear about the grandma that found some guns and a folder
about what he was going to do in Washington? I didn't get their names, it was on Good
Morning America and the kid was picked up at Ace High School in Everette, Washington.
It would be nice to find some way to let her know that she's is quite a person to do that.
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Did anyone hear about the grandma that found some guns and a folder (Original Post)
onecent
Feb 2018
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Leghorn21
(13,527 posts)1. Sure did, onecent - with all thats going on, I never followed up on that -
Maybe in a couple hours I can find something, have to do some stuff right now-
https://www.cnn.com/2018/02/15/us/grandmother-foils-school-shooting-plan-everett-trnd/index.html
A woman in Everett, Washington, was looking through her grandson's journal Monday night when she found something that would forever change her view of him.
"I'm preparing myself for the school shooting," he wrote, investigators said.
"I can't wait. My aim has gotten much more accurate ... I can't wait to walk into that class and blow all those f****** away."
The next morning, she called police. By that evening, authorities said, her grandson was in jail on attempted murder charges.
Based on his recent journal entries, police believe Joshua O'Connor was planning to shoot students at ACES Alternative High School, which he attended in Everett. And his grandmother is being hailed for potentially sparing the school from a tragedy like the shooting one day later at a high school in Florida.
A woman in Everett, Washington, was looking through her grandson's journal Monday night when she found something that would forever change her view of him.
"I'm preparing myself for the school shooting," he wrote, investigators said.
"I can't wait. My aim has gotten much more accurate ... I can't wait to walk into that class and blow all those f****** away."
The next morning, she called police. By that evening, authorities said, her grandson was in jail on attempted murder charges.
Based on his recent journal entries, police believe Joshua O'Connor was planning to shoot students at ACES Alternative High School, which he attended in Everett. And his grandmother is being hailed for potentially sparing the school from a tragedy like the shooting one day later at a high school in Florida.
malaise
(269,219 posts)2. Heard it and looked for a link and didn't find one n/t
Leghorn21
(13,527 posts)4. Here malaise
https://www.cnn.com/2018/02/15/us/grandmother-foils-school-shooting-plan-everett-trnd/index.html
A woman in Everett, Washington, was looking through her grandson's journal Monday night when she found something that would forever change her view of him.
"I'm preparing myself for the school shooting," he wrote, investigators said.
"I can't wait. My aim has gotten much more accurate ... I can't wait to walk into that class and blow all those f****** away."
The next morning, she called police. By that evening, authorities said, her grandson was in jail on attempted murder charges.
Based on his recent journal entries, police believe Joshua O'Connor was planning to shoot students at ACES Alternative High School, which he attended in Everett. And his grandmother is being hailed for potentially sparing the school from a tragedy like the shooting one day later at a high school in Florida.
A woman in Everett, Washington, was looking through her grandson's journal Monday night when she found something that would forever change her view of him.
"I'm preparing myself for the school shooting," he wrote, investigators said.
"I can't wait. My aim has gotten much more accurate ... I can't wait to walk into that class and blow all those f****** away."
The next morning, she called police. By that evening, authorities said, her grandson was in jail on attempted murder charges.
Based on his recent journal entries, police believe Joshua O'Connor was planning to shoot students at ACES Alternative High School, which he attended in Everett. And his grandmother is being hailed for potentially sparing the school from a tragedy like the shooting one day later at a high school in Florida.
onecent
(6,096 posts)5. Go to good morning america and asked about the grandma that called the fbi for her grandson...
that's what I did....cuz I couldn't remember all that stuff.
onecent
(6,096 posts)9. You are very welcome!!
nolabear
(41,999 posts)8. Full report from Seattle TV station.
This grandmother deserves a medal.
[link:http://www.king5.com/mobile/article/news/crime/everett-911-call-hes-planning-on-having-a-mass-shooting-at-one-of-the-high-schools/281-518703506|