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🗓️ 15 June 2021
⏱️ 57 minutes
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Mass shootings have become terrifyingly commonplace. There’s one almost every day. They often trigger PTSD. But Parkland was particularly difficult for Amy. Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School teacher, Kim Krawczyk goes on the record with Amy, in an unfiltered interview, to address the Broward County Public Schools' failures, the need for a more robust mental health response to these types of traumas, and the warning signs the district missed before the killer's rampage. Dr. Peter Langman, a renowned expert on school shooters, weighs in on what he’s learned by studying them and the one thing they all have in common.
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0:00.0 | We'll be talking about the impact of gun violence in this podcast. |
0:04.7 | If this is a difficult topic for you, please take care when listening. |
0:09.5 | I went to fourth period and it was pretty normal. |
0:15.8 | We just had an assignment for an essay that was due that night. |
0:19.7 | So I was writing my essay and all of a sudden I heard loud banging. |
0:26.6 | I was just one bang and then suddenly after it was multiple bangs. |
0:32.4 | In my mind the entire time I was very confused and I wasn't having a normal reaction as other people were. |
0:41.3 | So I was kind of like making jokes in my head and giving my friend looks and you know I was thinking to myself, |
0:48.1 | oh this is just a drill, my classmates were very shocked and crying being quiet. |
0:56.8 | After a few of, I would say the first round of shots, there was walking and then a jiggle on my door. |
1:06.4 | And in my mind I was like, oh it's an administrator and that's their heels. |
1:10.5 | They're walking to the door. They're checking to see if it's locked. |
1:13.7 | Luckily the door was locked, we would find out later was the perpetrator. |
1:19.4 | He was the one who jiggled on our door knob and he walked away. |
1:24.2 | And all of a sudden it was like people screaming next to our classrooms and saying, help us, help me. |
1:33.7 | We heard a lot of screaming and that's when I was getting very concerned. |
1:37.2 | I just distinctly remember looking at one of my classmates. |
1:41.5 | She looked at me straight in the eye and she just started like bawling. |
1:45.8 | Something is absolutely wrong. This is not okay. |
1:49.8 | And then the police came to our door and they said, open up. It's the police banging on our door. |
1:56.2 | So the glass smashed and they opened the door. |
1:59.4 | We put our hands up and as we were walking out, it was a very close walk to the door to exit. |
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