[EMAIL PROTECTED] (William J. Foristal) writes:
Hi Jackie,
The coverage of this tragedy has just about ended here. I don't see any
new stories about it and have not heard about the things you've posted
here. One thing that bothered me was the seemingly flawless accuracy
these kids had. There weren't many misses. It made me wonder if someone
else may have been involved who was not caught and who is feared by the
kids so they won't talk about it.
Keep us posted on what's happening on this one. Thanks.
Bill
>But, I have some questions about the Jonesboro tragedy? A number of
>people
>here were asking about why just one boy has been singled out in this
>case.
>At this time, it almost seems like it is one boy who did all the
>shooting.
>It is being kept very quiet that the 11 year old fired the majority of
>the
>shots--Mitchell fired 7 shots from their accounts. Also, (this may be
>gossip) that the shots that killed the girls and teacher were not of
>the
>caliber of gun that Mitchell was shooting. Do you or anyone else on
>the list
>know anything about this?? I realize that it appears there is a
>social class
>difference between the two families of the boys which is a factor, but
>wondered if there was more? Wasn't it Drew's grandfather that had
>accessible
>guns, not Mitchell's? What was Drew's reasons for getting involved,
>we have
>heard speculation on why Mitchell did it. But, in actuality, I am
>glad
>that they have toned down the media coverage on this in some respects
>I
>guess.
>
>jackief
>
>William J. Foristal wrote:
>
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (William J. Foristal) writes:
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>> . You'd think they would get
>> the message and begin trying to look at issues with critical
>thinking
>> rather than with the blinders or rampant prejudice and unreined
>bias.
>>
>>
>> Bill
>>
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