10 Years ago, police used to wait for a SWAT team to turn up to depose, gun massacre-ists at the scene of a tragedy. Well the Columbine High School tragedy changed all that for the police. Now police just shoot first.
More importantly, irrespective of necessary police gun procedural reform in keeping innocents safe in high schools, the intense spotlight 10 years later on Columbine, also denotes an interest in the high school massacre and the fascinating untold stories behind it.
Perhaps there is no more fascinating story than that of thirteen year old, Rachel Scott, who remarkably perceived and foretold that her own young life would one day be taken at her school in Columbine.
Rachel Scott was 1 of 13 who were slain at Columbine High School
She had visions and dreams about her fateful end but she inspires hope as she was prepared for it. Her remarkable diaries, where Rachel Scott carefully chronicled the build up to the Columbine High School tragedy is about to be made into a film by Palm Tree Productions of New Zealand. If there is any sense of redemption from the Columbine High School tragedy it will be clearly see in Palm Tree Productions film of her life. Don’t miss seeing this film in the future.
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The people who did that should feel soo ashamed.
That killed inisent people!
They should get life in prison.
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