Climb stories with Nancy Grayson, Sirius XM Triumph Channel 132.

Around 2.30 p.m., the Broward County Sheriff's Office responds to reports of a shooting with

multiple injuries at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School.

I have to go and shot victim, he's by the entrance to West Glade on the west side of the school.

Kids were freaking out, some kids froze, some kids were on their phones,

swathed teams go from room to room, securing areas before allowing students and teachers to evacuate.

The Broward County Sheriff says at least 17 people are dead, 17 people.

It's insane, it's unnecessary, there's no words to describe how I feel right now, like I was shaking,

I was panicking, it was all panic about the school.

One of the worst school shootings in US history goes down the morning after everybody saying,

you could've, what a shura.

Looking back at all the red flags that were waving at the authorities right under their noses.

This as the defendant, there is no doubt this is the shooter appears in court being hugged by his defense attorney.

It says he's just misguided.

That is cold comfort for the families of 17 dead children.

I mean, it's he graced this is crime stories.

And we want justice more important than justice even we want the truth.

Joining me right now in all star panel John Limley, Karen Stark, Ashley Wilcott,

Joseph Scott Morgan, David Katz, Rob Hessel, Brian level, Brian Levin,

to John Limley, crime stories investigative reporter, the shooter who had the wherewithal

to plan the attack carefully, bringing in a semi assault rifle, extra magazines of ammunition,

hidden in a backpack, smoke grenades, thought to pull the fire alarm to create chaos and confusion

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