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I’ll get to msgs when I can! I have a lot of them surprisingly! Thanks so much for checking in on me and for the love! I’ll reply as k can, I work 12 hour days every day this week and between my 3 jobs don’t have a day off til next next Thursday. But I’ll get to it!
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Parkland Murderer Nikolas Cruz has been formally sentenced to 17 sentences of life without parole for 17 counts of first degree murder and 17 life sentences for attempted murder, each count to run consecutively.
The judge also garnished all of Cruz’s jail account until all of his legal fees and restitution is payed off. This is going to make prison extra tough for Cruz. Cruz is led away to serve the rest of his natural life in prison.
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Suspect in Oxford school shooting pleads guilty, including to rare terrorism count
The teenage student accused of killing four classmates in a shooting rampage at a Michigan high school last year pleaded guilty Monday to two dozen charges, including to terrorism — a tremendously unusual charge in a school shooting.
Ethan Crumbley, who was 15 when he opened fire at an Oxford, Mich., high school, was charged as an adult with one count of terrorism causing death, four counts of first-degree murder, seven counts of assault with intent to murder and 12 counts of possession of a firearm. Officials also took the rare step of filing involuntary manslaughter charges against Crumbley’s parents, who bought the gun allegedly used in the attack.
News of his plan to plead guilty emerged Friday, nearly 10 months after his lawyers said in court filings that they planned to pursue an insanity defense. His attorneys said in court Monday that they were withdrawing that notice.
The Nov. 30 shooting prompted extraordinary charges, including a state-level domestic terrorism count against the suspect.
“We are not aware of any other case anywhere in the country where a mass shooter has been convicted of terrorism on state charges,” Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald told reporters Monday.
Crumbley’s guilty plea to the first-degree murder counts could lead to him spending the rest of his life in prison. Ven Johnson, an attorney for some victims’ families in a lawsuit against Crumbley, said the plea was a “small step” toward obtaining full justice.
In court, Crumbley acknowledged that he had asked his father, James Crumbley, to buy the weapon for him and gave him his own money to pay for it. Ethan Crumbley said the gun was not kept in a locked location in the family’s home.
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Gunman kills two and wounds at least seven in St. Louis school shooting. Shooter dies after 'exchange of gunfire' with police, authorities say
Eight people, including the shooter, were transferred to a hospital after the shooting at the Central Visual and Performing Arts High School, St. Louis police commissioner Michael Sack said in a news conference Monday.
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