Right😂 all this time & I never heard of this at all . His plan of fame FAILED. Yet these other school shooters who actually go crazy end up becoming the famous ones!
If anyone is interested in learning about one of the heroes of this awful situation, they should look up Chris Mintz. He helped multiple people escape that day, and for his troubles was shot 5 times by the shooter, miraculously though, Mintz survived.
He is suffering from substance and alcohol abuse these days. My wifes ex was friends with him. survivors guilt can be a real bastard. Trust me, He probably did everything he could. People like you really surprise me. even worse that your our age and you are commenting like 16 year old wannabe stolen valor mfer @@NgJackal1990
Guys have you seen: "The Most TWISTED Case You've Ever Heard" it's right next to "The Most TWISTED Case You've Ever Heard" and before that "The Most TWISTED Case You've Ever Heard". I am so glad that EWU puts enough effort into creating titles that are so unique and easy to differentiate.
Went to a class this summer: They say huddling in a corner is a bad idea. That just makes one an easy target. They're saying don't stand together and if the shooter enters your space to move or throw something at them: Because its harder to strike a moving target and because they are not expecting people to fight back... so when a laptop is flying that their head it might break their stride and give folks time to flee or counter attack.
I get that in the heat of the moment everything is different and that it's all about self preservation as a natural instinct and that they were all young and inexperienced but when a shooter starts executing people single file I would hope they someone in the group would realize a mob attack is the only hope. The one kid did say that but he didn't think anyone else would do it to. You've just got to try man and all you can do is hope others pick up on the plan. Someone is likely to get shot but that's better than everyone getting shot and having the shooter get to choose where on top of it too. Clock really is ticking in a situation like that. Each person he executes drops the chance of you surviving significantly
My employer put us in training/awareness for these type of shooting and it's basically 3 simple rules to follow; run, hide or fight 1. Run if you can 2. Hide and barricade 3. Fight, look for weapon and use it They told us about Virginia tech and showed the survival rate of a classroom that barricaded vs the one that was not vs the one where the teacher was holding the door so students could escape. The barricaded only had injuries if I'm not mistaken. The one with heroic teacher had 3 deaths (including the teacher sadly) and the last classroom almost everyone died if not everyone. This is from memory so sorry if information is incorrect but the gist is the same. Doing something increases your chances for survival.
@@frostbite3820I agree entirely My history teacher taught my class that if we ever had a shooter trying to get in he would be in front of the door with a shotput ball ready for throwing and have the students climb as high as they could in stacked up desks with something to throw at the gunman if it ever came to it Luckily that situation never happened but it stuck with me to remember if I am ever in a shooter situation if there is no way we could escape
I have to say that it's sad that you have to live with idea you can be shot because it's a big possibility and that people keep defending guns to be available so easily.
I think part of the operators suggestion is because cops will be there shortly and the more people running around frantically there are, the more challenging it’s going to be to make sense of it all.
Putting aside how utterly tragic these events are for a second, I just want to point out how refreshing it is to hear a dispatcher who is extremely good at both calming callers/victims down as well as gathering crucial information for law enforcement. I'm sick and tired of hearing 911 calls where the dispatcher does a piss poor job -- by either not knowing the proper information to gather, or by having an obnoxious attitude and treating the caller as if they're supposed to act a certain way when they're literally in fear of losing their lives. That shit drives me crazy. So, props to this awesome dispatcher as well as her law enforcement squad for handling this situation about as well as possible in such a chaotic scenario. Also, my sincere condolences to all of the victims and their loved ones.
@@jaysmith179Let’s just ignore all the other times that has been useless. Look at Uvalde and Buffalo . But it worked once so it’s obviously the answer 🙄
I remember watching a hyper cut of cellphone footage from kids during a school shooting years back. Just hearing the shots and them in the rooms scared fucked me up. I have been to ranges many times and fired rifles and pistols, but holy shit the sound of a rifle in something like a hallway is terrifyingly loud. It didn't show anyone getting hurt or killed, but I still had to turn it off after a bit. Cops and people in armed service have fucking balls of steel.
This shooting rocked our area - and I was close with some folks who went through it first hand…one of our employees lost her sister that day and it really just… It was all surreal and terribly tragic. I am so proud of the reporters/journalists for avoiding any mention of the killers name in the days/weeks/months following this tragedy.
This is honestly sad imagine waking up, you get your kids to school and everything is going well and suddenly you get a call from your kid saying there's a shooter at school and killing people for no reason...
This is a few miles from my house. It was completely devastating to our town and one of the victims Quinn Cooper was very close to me. The whole community tried to never say the shooters name so he would not become infamous for his crimes
Treyvons name was not pronounced like that. He gave his last breaths being a body shield for one of the other students. He was a very kind and respectful person. The community of UCC students and families wanted to remember the victims and forget the shooter. There were students who were veterans who acted as human shields against this guy or more would have been lost. The shooter came here from California and was not a member of the community before that summer.
@@TheAnnoyingBoss the campus had went to a gun free zone a semester or two before this. Afterwards it’s no longer a gun free zone again. Mass shooters don’t topically pick targets that might be armed and can shoot back. It was a huge mistake by college administration to make it a gun free zone when they did. Thankfully, it’s no longer a soft target and a gun zone again.
@@PNWwonder a private school in my state let all the teachers that wanted to conceal carry after the gun free zone signs failed to stop the shooting at my public school. Many did too
And yet tell me why getting therapy for mental health issues in the US is more difficult and expensive than access to weapons… like I’m out here using my student loan money for my meds and learning how to become my own therapist, fam. Not everyone has that kind of choice though. It just breaks my heart. Sending so much healing and peace to any and all that were impacted by this tragedy.
The online approval of this madness on that site the callers reported, is utterly vile. Every poster affirming this action should be convicted of aiding and abbetting a crime.
@@charleslindbergh8222 I endorse you getting out of your moms house and to stop being a virgin, but that's not gonna happen just like Chris paying anyone a visit ever again isn't gonna happen.
@@randomlyfactual1943 I'd like to bring up the fact the college is a gun free zone, so anybody carrying a gun besides police is commiting a felony and that person according to the 2nd Amendment is a Felon and would lose their right to the 2nd Amendment. So, yeah, I agree, you should be armed as much and as often as possible but when laws are designed to leave you defenseless and the attempt at defending yourself would remove your right to bear arms would you still do it? If you get caught, you're a criminal, and so far the only one with a gun on campus at that moment is you... you're now the "potential active shooter"
I'm sure some of the victims had the same mindset as you. It's hard to make that statement. Fear can change you. Reaching out to fight might also put everyone around you in danger if the shooter misfires. You never really know how you would react unless you were actually in a situation like that
I cannot help but to put myself in those people's shoes. I know their last thoughts were of their parents and loved ones as they met their fate, only wishing to tell them one last time how much they were loved. 😢
This is extremely macabre but a series where you break down shootings like this would be really interesting. Very educational and morbidly entertaining video as always.
Wow finally someone made a doc on this shooting. This is where I currently reside, Roseburg. I remember when this happened. Crazy. I go to this college now… you do a wonderful job at breaking down the facts and putting it all into a form in which is entertaining.
I don’t think this case is any more twisted than any other. He was just another narcissist with an antisocial personality, who didn’t fit in. But instead of joining groups of young people with similar interests, joining a church (not my thing but it may have helped him), or reaching out to family or a councillor he chose instead to harbour resentment and hatred. They coddle and nurture that resentment until it turns completely black, and then they start formulating their plan. If they can’t get the attention every narcissist desires by doing positive, then they’ll get it by doing negative. And they do. They kill who and what they covet. Other people who to them seemingly have everything they ever wanted. Friends, popularity, a partner, happiness, a job, and in this case, faith. I think in a sense they’re killing that part of themselves that wants and needs those same things, but for whatever reason hadn’t been able to achieve them. And whether they live or die they’ve still committed an emotional suicide. It’s sad for the victims that people like this don’t put in the same effort to address their social awkwardness as they do in planning the murders of innocent people. Or that they don’t just kill themselves. Not that I’m advocating that as a solution, just simply that if they’re going to kill why can’t they limit the death toll to just one: themselves. But for that to happen they might have to actually admit that there’s something wrong with them, instead of there being something wrong with everybody else. But a narcissist will NEVER see it that way, or they wouldn’t be a narcissist.
Doesn't help that his mother, Laurel, continued to buy him firearms until he essentially collected an entire arsenal... all while knowing he was diagnosed mentally ill and was no longer taking his medication. What a naive and feeble-minded approach to satisfying an unwell child's desires. Very similar to the Adam Lanza/Sandyhook tragedy. I wish these struggling single mothers would get their unstable children help, instead of guns, for f*ck's sake.
Neighboring countries and states? I think you mean 'counties' my man! @4:55 Love your content and I'm always excited when I get the notification for a new video!
I call BS on the kid who found the flash-drive; no reasonable person is going to find a bloody manilla envelope, "behind [his] his car", after witnessing a mass pewpew and think, "Oh, I'll just throw this out and turn this drive in to the office staff incase another student lost it", especially since the kid who originally had the envelope said he disposed of it _in_ the trash can.
A horrible crime, for sure, but I can't help but think of how much worse it could have been. Yes, nine people dead is still nine people too many, but with the amount of weaponry the guy had, it could have been so much worse. Either way, my heart goes out to the victims, their families, and friends.
@@AmalekIsComingSwitzerland also makes you get a license and register your guns. They also make you get training. They also have a functioning government, healthcare system, welfare system, housing system and an incredibly low crime rate. Giving everyday Americans access to guns without licensing and registration with so many other issues is why it’s not working.
@@AmalekIsComingunless America is going to suddenly start caring about people's mental health, improving mental health fascilities and treatment programs as well as care about fixing contributing factors like the standard of living then the guns need to go. The govs been on about how the cause is mental health for decades and yet they still actively are passing laws to make daily life more miserable and ignore the vulnerable
Kinda shameful how much of a living red flag this guy was. All the weird things he did, the posts explaining what and how he was planning this and how mutliple members of the public noticed weird behaviour, reported it and then the Police just do nothing until kids start getting shot at! Not the 1st school shooting so how everyone was so lazy about stopping him is quite pathetic. I'd be ashamed if I worked for that Police force!
The problem is that you can hardly arrest someone for a crime they haven't committed yet. Ofcourse there's the preemptive threat to situations like his, and the fact that the government was likely aware of this threat and didn't act out on it does baffle me.
Love how it's all old ladies calling 911 about the Facebook pages lol. Don't mean to make a joke of it cause nothing is funny about what this guy did but hearing the ladies talk about finding his page cracked me up a Lil bit
Jeez when will we bring back public mental health hospitals? The ability to have people committed until they're in a better place would help A LOT. Everyone just wants to increase gun control but if you follow these cases, it's super rare that family and friends didn't see some signs of things going off the rails
I guess one thing is, like every shooter the creep wanted to be infamous, but with mass shootings being so prevelant in America, he's barely on the radar
Christopher Harper-Mercer is one of the deadliest shootings in US history, it's one of the 20-30 that has 10 or more kills. 99% of mass shootings have barely 1 death btw mass shootings aren't "so prevalant in America" it is quite a rare occurrence.
The part about LEO training for active shooter situations is super chilling. It used to be when somebody went into a school, college campus, public building, etc. with a gun they generally wanted something….usually attention ,sometimes money, often to spread a radical message they believed in. Now they go in with the intent to kill anyone and everyone possible as quickly as possible before they end up at a point where they are either killed or forced to kill themselves. They won’t wait for cameras to arrive or make demands, they won’t take hostages. They just shoot everyone they can. This is one reason I strongly believe law abiding citizens MUST be allowed to continue to carry firearms and be proficient in their use. While the police will generally do all they can to protect you, it will always take them time to respond and with mass shooters like we have today time is something potential victims just don’t have.
i actually don’t know if i can watch this one. all murders upset me, but there’s just something about school/mass shootings that REALLY affects me horribly. way too triggering
I don’t understand how these people just roll over and die, I mean I’ve never been in their shoes, but it just astounds me how these students just let him shoot them. Run, Fight, Do Anything! Don’t just stand there like sheep to the slaughter.
This narrator is why everyone is making post about autism he has people thinking they have a disorder because if you move or breathe it’s considered something 😂
its so bizarre to me that these people are convinced that these kinds of actions will somehow show the world that they're some kind of powerful and worthwhile person...when in reality it does nothing but solidify their existence as a complete loser
This why you need dad's. Mom comforts and babies but after so long dad comes in and kicks butt out of bed. He would have seen bs in room. Called him out. At least my dad would
I have no dad and I’m not a psychopath or a virgin. The problem is the United States of America. I’m also American, but not from the U.S. An artificial border is making the difference between a killer and a successful journalist. The problem is loose gun laws that will sell a means of ending lives to ANYBODY
The media died with JFK, what we have now is deep state psychological ops. Most awesome propaganda ever made. Refusing to name him was a joke to gain your trust.
that may discourage some shooters .... but could encourage others that want to carry out the attack but don't want their name blasted nation wide. Such a complex issue idk what the solution is!
@@MR9BlackM9 It matters to people who think they'll be legends. Take away the fame. And in general we need to stop making these losers famous. Just say "UCC shooter." True crime consumers can get the deets they want.
As someone who’s struggled with depression for most of my life, I don’t often call suicide victims cowards. But, anyone who’s confident enough to commit such a heinous act and still too afraid to face the consequences of their actions? That’s a real coward.
Period! Struggling with mental health and feeling like there’s no other option is one thing, but he just feels like he is above everyone and wants to be a martyr for incels. It’s nauseating.
100000000% it pisses me off we don’t know hardly anything about school shooters and how their brain works because of this. They also don’t get to squirm in court or get the good ol’ child ab*ser treatment like they should.
the 911 operators did an incredible job, i've heard too many calls where operators were rude or dismissive when distressed callers weren't clear. they kept their composure despite being inundated with calls under immense pressure.
this! and dispatchers seemed genuinely appreciative of all the help that they could get too, especially with the tips that were coming in. it was very bittersweet how their community and people outside of their community came in and contributed with any information that they felt was important instead of just sitting on those gut feelings. something about this case was particularly heartbreaking, i remember it being the beginning of my senior year and there were like six or seven mass shootings by that first day of august and i was terrified of if it would happen in our school next every single day of that year. even now as an adult going back to community college im scared of what ppl could do bc of these cases, i just wish these things would stop. gun violence just keeps growing 😮💨
Yes I totally agree. These operators were outstanding and very patient polite and helpful as they possibly could be. They had to be extremely stressed and had so many calls and reports flooding them, some of which people who they talked to were hearing the gun shots as they were talking on the phone with the operator. I would have been a wreck. They really were wonderful.
@CodeeXD in a perfect world. except high anxiety - high stress situations make it difficult to properly get an understanding of where exactly he could've been going to next since many couldn't get proper visuals bc they were hiding and like, yk.. trying to not get hurt or meet a worse fate. multiple calls end up being a puzzle for them to pinpoint and put the pieces together, they've only got so much to work with but these dispatchers did great for the situation
@mmedusamoonn god, especially in such a small community, too! i couldn't imagine what was going through their heads, and if they themselves had family or friends that could've been out there themselves. i used to want to be a dispatcher when i was in high school and whatnot, but after watching true crime and everything for so long i decided there was no possible way i could handle the mental load of it, especially living in a smaller town myself (i didn't want to see all the bad in my community tbh). i have sooo much respect for dispatchers, these ones especially, they don't get enough recognition for what they do fr
Laurel Harper, his mother, kept buying her son guns no matter how disturbed and rageful he became. Laurel bought him most of the guns used in the shooting. This is remarkably close to the story of Adam Lanza and his mother; he shot the babies at Sandy Hook and his mother "spoiled" him with guns while bemoaning his being violent, isolated, and angry.
I noticed this too! Very respectful. And the poster above me is so right! It’s super rare. Usually 911 operators are rude AF! Most miserable people on the planet next to grocery store workers
The quick response from authority and the amount of support from lots of people sharing their knowledge and insights related to the shooter, situation really helpful. I hope all the victims can overcome the trauma caused by this tragedy. It was a horrifying experience.
@martinklnp3432everyone's got problems in life. You deal with them and move forward. Don't feel sorry for a pussy b*tch who can't handle loneliness. When you hurt innocents, you deserve death. Plain and simple
this video hits so close to me. I met a student that was there that day in a mental health treatment facility last year. he was in that room, he was the "survivor" chosen by the shooter to give the police his manifesto. he recounted his story, similar to the one told by students in the video. fucking heartbreaking, the amount of guilt that boy felt as the "survivor" was haunting. EDIT: im still watching, hes the one with the manilla evelope at 22:55 thats him speaking. im in tears, that poor boy. the panic in his voice. this is too close.
@@kingpettytvhow so? Blessed with survivors guilt, mental illness, trauma, and people using his story as a claim to fame? It's not like he stopped to look at a butterfly, and a tree fell right where he would have been walking, or a barista accidentally upgraded his coffee order. He lived through a mass shooting. Let's not dismiss the trauma he continues to endure from that moment onwards by pretending he somehow had good fortune.
As someone who was there...this was one of the most terrifying things I've ever experienced. I was in a back building and got a text from my friend to hide...another friend was shot multiple times and is still recovering.
Do you know where they were hit. I'm only asking because it had to be in very vital areas for them to still be recovering 8 years later. I don't think they'll ever truly get over the mental trauma.
Listening to these students tell what happened and have almost no emotional response is so sad. The shock is in them still. They have to relive what has happened so early on. I can't imagine the trauma they have from this once it all set in and they had time to really think and process what happened. Poor things.
That’s not true, American kids are built different to others. They are exposed to much greater extremes in all areas of life, including trauma and don’t perceive things with as strong emotions as other kids would. A school shooting is scary but it doesn’t traumatise American kids like it would others because they have a developed resilience due to the society they live in. Dr Wilkinson did an interesting study on it after the Ocala shooting where the shooter was in their school and kids were laughing and joking around and videoing themselves for their social media accounts.
@@nemiw4429 Your lack of empathy and inability to understand human emotion truly baffles me. Yes, humanity has committed many atrocities including genocide, murder, wars, etc, and it is an unfortunately large part of our history, but these are NOT reasons to excuse people of their actions when they mindlessly kill innocents. Using humanity’s past as an excuse for the lack of emotion people have nowadays is disgusting, people like you who use excuses to downplay these killer’s massacres are part of the problem. Especially when you say obnoxious things like, “It’s really not that emotional,” that shows just how disconnected and dumb you are to society, as well as how much empathy you lack for these victims and their families. Not to mention it truly shows your mindset when you care more about a strangers gender identity than you do about the countless lives killed in this massacre. Truly you are a disgusting, immature individual who only cares for yourself. You should get some serious help and sort out your life before you go talking nonsense on the internet.
it always pisses me off that these ppl will just up and kill themselves and can’t face the consequences of their own damn actions. it’s so pathetic but i guess the best thing is the families don’t have to go thru a trial.
There's a difference between being suicidal, and being pissed at the entire world while still hating your own life. One is inward, the other is outward. In a bitter custody dispute a spouse might shoot the other spouse and then themselves because of how much they hate their spouses and themselves. They have a score to settle with the outside world. Suicidal people just want to die.
This is so horrific. I have to say that im thankful that the dispatchers were kind and calm. My heart hurts for everyone who lost their lives, and the loved ones of those victims. Such a horrible and senseless tragedy.
The lengths and depths EWU goes to, to bring quality, honest content with multiple points of view and educational values throw in the legal jargon and medical stuff this is really an amazing channel! I love you EWU! ❤
I keep meeting men with the (old) Aspergers diagnosis who were diagnosed because they dont display or understand emotions. When you get to know them you find out they are actually psychopaths and the lack of display/understanding of emotions is actually a lack of any emotions and a lack of empathy. My most recent aspergers ex friend told me he wanted to know what it felt like to kill someone. He stalked and threatened me when I cut him off and even had a different story for each of my friends to get them to make me do what he wanted again. He was a highly manipulative liar who regularly used his aspergers to avoid responsibility for his toxic behavior. His behavior was exactly the same as a very toxic (non-aspergers) person our friend group just kicked out. The only difference was social skills. They lack the ability to connect with anyone, think they are superior, have no empathy, dont care about how others are feeling, and crave social acceptance and social superiority. Instead of faking it in a charming way the standard accepted psychopath does, they shut down instead/lack charm and live in their heads meaning it can be mistaken for something else due to a lack of signs. You only find out what they are when they do crazy things, usually when they feel comfortable enough to show who they are. Imo men who had previously been diagnosed with Aspergers need to be reassessed as too many psychopaths were put under the term and not getting the help or monitoring they need. Hans Asperger was a Nazi so it makes sense he would fail to see psychopath traits as they are, due to who he was and the people he was around. People with Autism (me) have emotions very strongly but get too overwhelmed to show them often shutting down. We understand others emotions as well but the failure of understanding social situations means we dont know how to respond. We may also have trouble reading facial expressions to gauge emotion. We understand them when we known the person and their specific facial expressions. We connect well with the right people, and do well in the right environment with either social rules explained to us or none. We care about other people and how they are feeling. We have empathy. When told we are doing something wrong/hurtful, we stop and try to understand so we don't do it again. We often do our own thing and don't want to do social standards. We have few friends. We are ok with this once we understand why.
I don't carry because " I want to hurt someone" I carry because demons like this "man" exist and if I can save 1 person with my life then all my wasted time won't feel so bad
I was at a nearby high school when this shooting happened and had older siblings that attended the college. Many of my classmates also had siblings who went to school at ucc. It was one of the most painstakingly slow days where most of us sat by our phones waiting to hear back from loved ones and also in fear that the shooter would come to our school that was in the area. Luckily my family members and all of my classmates family members that went to school at ucc were able to come home safe. My condolences to the lives lost. Ucc strong 💞
@@NuttyProfessor-our community is a very tight community. Chances are they knew a victim. Everyone has been effected by the lose that our community had.
I give my support to all the teachers, I'll never forget my professor who told us on the first day of class he'd take a bullet for us if anyone ever unleashed on the school🙏🇺🇸👍I thank them for their bravery
Played basketball with Treven Anspach... Remember him to this day, he was a hero for one of the survivors. Would've led a great life. May he rest in peace.
My sister in law at the time, Lacey, was that survivor that he saved. God bless Treven. We still talk about him often, though we never met him. His final act was such a heroic one.
These types of shootings will continue to happen if guns continue to be easily accessible. It also doesn’t help that people are becoming more and more lonely and isolated.
I was enrolled at this school when this happened and just so happen to not have a class that day! I’ll never forget the pure fear in my high school daughters voice when she called. She was terrified for me.
kid realized he wasn't the hero of his own story and his entitled ass threw a child's hissifit on an adult scale. it obviously wasn't worth the other lives lost, but I'm glad this scum is no longer with us
This rattled my city. Roseburg is build with a STRONG community of people who just want to help others. I was a freshman at RHS when this happened, and my house is only a mile or so from the college campus. My heart will always go out to the people who lost their lives that morning. May your souls rest easy. Roseburg Strong.
@@acorndog112I’m so sorry you had to go through that. I’ve seen all the old gore shock videos and not much scares me. But the telling of the events by the students gave me goosebumps.
I actually picked up the bodies from this event. I remember telling my ex “man that’s terrible. I’m glad I won’t have to deal with that.” I got a call the next morning that proved me wrong. It was crazy seeing the different sizes/ages of people this loser managed to take down. They called the company I worked for and I think 2 others, since there were so many. The police briefed us on how we would transport them to a nearby air base. They essentially set up a motorcade, lights on and sirens off. We got to the air base and loaded everyone up on I think 2 separate helicopters. It was a majestic, solemn experience. I’ll never forget it.
@@mountainman4859 by law enforcement and the military, absolutely. I’ve got a laundry list of choice words for the company I worked for at that time. But nonetheless, the situation was handled with the utmost respect in relation to the victims.
This brings back horrible memories of the shooting that happened at my sons middle school 2 years ago but it was a student that brought a gun to school and shot/killed another student in the hallway. It's a parents worst nightmare. My heart goes out to all the families 💔
I am so sorry for you and your son, and the other children, faculty and families. I have a daughter who turned 7 in June. This year I am home schooling. I pray for our children's future.
So sorry you had to go through that. I live in the UK 🇬🇧 This doesn't happen here. Does the schools have a metal detection doorway with security on the entrance of the campus 🤔 as this happens a lot in America. I Wish everyone safe ❤
@tabbs1664 UK person here too! It's never happened again since Dunblane. And I'm so thankful. I work in my old high school, and we have an emergency plan for lockdown in place just incase something happens.
This one hits way closer than any other video I've watched from EWU. My aunt was there that day. She works in administration and has for many years. I heard about the shooting and was about to call my mom to see if she had any information when she called me. Her sister was ok, as she was in the admin building when it happened. I was so relieved but also so saddened to hear people lost their lives, people my aunt likely knew. Thank you for sharing this side of the story.
I lived in this community from 2017 to 2020. It was still suffering from the aftereffects of this shooting. Sheriff Hanlin refused to say the shooter's name. Umpqua Strong!
I used to never watch this type of stuff because i would get so creeped out, but EWU is educational and professional. It is literally the onlyyyy channel i have notifications on for
The student who described it so vividly and candidly is an unbelievably strong young woman. She knew her statement was helping people understand and she got it done. The shock and trauma alone of what she described would be hard for anyone to come back from let alone talk about it so honestly and in detail. those poor children and staff and emergency workers that day. I'm a UK resident, shouldn't they by now have airport style security on every single school of every age? The cost would be high but the price of it not being in place for every single entry point of every single school in the US is beyond money and time, its peoples lives. While guns are legal the people protecting full stop. It can be avoided or at least stopped/contained at the college entrances. So sad what a waste of lives by a waste of space. Mental health is not to blame, you can't blame someone's unpredictability because you have no control or specific warning signs to that but you can prevent it at the first point of entry to every school. Stagger the kids going thru the gates, give groups 5 minute intervals, start some in first lesson an hour later and they stay an hour later at the end of the day. Sorry probably all been said but why isn't it happening? Where is the action plan that will stop this from happening.
Asking if they're christian reminds me of the shooters from colombine and the book "she said yes" about cassie bernall. I feel so bad for everyone who witnessed or was affected by these situations.
@@sundaisycake3372 An amazing song, but the actual victim who was asked that question was Valeen Schnurr. It was a mixed-up story for months that it was either Cassie or Rachel who was asked that question until the investigation made it clear it was Valeen who was asked and said yes (who ended up surviving by a miracle).
*FINALLY* 🙌 a Dispatcher that’s ON IT 🙌 quite possibly THE Dispatcher Hall of FAME QUEEEEEEN 👏 👏 👏 God BLESS her for continuing to REASSURE the terrified kids “LOTS of help is on the way NOW. Lots.”
God bless those dispatchers. Their levels of composure, compassion, and urgency can be felt watching this video. Thank you ladies for being such good people. Watch over them, Lord.
Every single school should have trained armed personnel on the grounds at all times no exceptions. This should of been in place 20 years ago. God bless all the lives that were taken way too soon.
