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It didn't just start with gunfire. It started with warnings, the kind people explain away,

the kind they don't want to see, a drawing, a message, a kid spiraling out of control in plain sight.

Inside some high schools, no one knew that within hours, hallways would turn into crime scenes, and some students would never make it home that day.

But this story doesn't stop with just a shooter. Because when the smoke cleared, prosecutors didn't just ask what happened.

They asked who allowed it to happen.

The parents?

A gun was bought, warning signs were ignored, and a line once unthinkable was crossed.

Because for the first time, parenting wasn't just questioned.

It was prosecuted.

And with verdicts like this, it changes everything, and it's about damn time.

So with that being said, it's time to start the show.

Let's hit it.

Yeah. I'm I'm I'm

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the Thank you. I'm And hi, welcome to another episode of Mysteries mayhem.

Amarlo, I am your host, Wendy Schrader.

And tonight we are live, live.

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