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As we all know by now, school shootings are very prevalent here in America.

It is currently May of 2023.

And in the last five months alone, there have been 19 school shootings.

And that's only in schools.

We aren't even talking about the 217 mass shootings as a whole.

It's alarming how every year gun violence is getting exponentially worse with no signs of improvement.

Back in 2007, mass shootings were not a huge part of American culture just yet.

It was a time where you didn't really have to think about where the exits were every time you walked into a room.

Now years earlier, the nation was rocked by the Columbine School shooting, but even then,

that was considered a pretty rare horrible tragedy, something that occurs every once in a blue moon.

So on April 16, 2007, as over 34,000 students and employees made their way over to Virginia Tech,

by doubt mass shootings were at the forefront of anyone's mind.

But unbeknownst to everyone, the 23 year old student named Sung Wichou was gearing up for the day that he had been planning for months.

Inspired by the Columbine massacre, this lone gunman was ready to take revenge on society.

After he left his dorm room that day, he would go to campus, chain up the doors to Norris Hall,

and commit the worst school shooting in American history.

This is the story of the Virginia Tech Massacre.

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