Tennessee school shooter ‘significantly influenced’ by material found on ‘harmful’ websites: police

These online spaces not only glorify violent fantasies, extremist ideologies and mass killers but also fuel offline violence—acts that are often as incomprehensible as the ideologies that drive them."

Oren Segal, vice president of the ADL Center on Extremism, previously told Newsweek

Ted Kaczynskiamerican domestic terrorist, mathematician and anarchist (1942–2023)

Finally, one learns that boredom is a disease of civilization.

It ends with a quote attributed to the Unabomber, Ted Kaczynski

I saw people getting shot, on the ground, bleeding and stuff,

the student told the station

Violence has no place on KICK,

the company said

It is clear that Henderson was significantly influenced by web-based material, especially that found on non-traditional sites that most would find harmful and objectionable,

police said

These are designed to capture things that are on camera, and so we wanted to have a system that worked on multiple cameras throughout the network, it does work but it's not going to work in every instance, in every spot based on where that weapon might be visible,

Braisted said

It all works together as a system, but one system alone is not going to keep people safe,

Braisted said

I mean these are questions that are beyond the scope of Metro Schools, but need to be addressed by the broader community,

he said

There are lots of unintended consequences, mainly when you think about the types of learning environments we want for our students. I mean, the first person we want our students to interact with are their principals and their teachers and their fellow students,

she said

She was a very calm girl and well-behaved."

Escalante’s aunt, Maria Corea, also said to WTVF

Everybody just got separated – a lot of students were outside, inside. He was not a kid that you would think would do something like that, he stayed on task, he did his work, he was quiet,

another student told WMSV

She had good grades in school. She was a girl who loved her parents and all her family,

Corea added

We were in the cafeteria just getting lunch like every other day, and we kept hearing gunfire in the front of the cafeteria and then people looked around screaming. We ran behind the garbage cans,

one student told WSMV, recounting the moment shots rang out

Every day I told her how much I loved her."

The father of Josselin Corea Escalante, identified by WTVF as German Corea, said to the station

I knew him personally. He was in my class, and I didn’t think he was anything like that. I just thought he was a sweet, quiet person, but he wasn’t,

said another