10-28-2014, 04:57 PM
Sounds as though Jaylen Fryberg planned the details in advance, lured the victims to the spot, and then sabotaged them, Adub.
Personally, I don't think he was out to kill anybody but those on his hit list -- he was focused.
![[Image: 141028_school_shooting_660.jpg]](http://media.komonews.com/images/141028_school_shooting_660.jpg)
At the school and within the community ^, Fryberg was mourned and honored today alongside the family and friends whom he shot -- pretty unusual.
Fryberg was a hunter and had received a rifle from his parents for his birthday, but the handgun he used to carry out the mass shooting was one which police say legally belonged to an adult relative (which is the case in 2⁄3 of all school shootings, according to the Brady Center).
Police today confirmed that there was no physical contact between Fryberg and the female student teacher who entered the cafeteria after the shooting began. He did not accidentally shoot himself; he turned the gun on himself and intentionally took his own life after he finished shooting his targets.
Latest: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/washington-s...rgiveness/
Personally, I don't think he was out to kill anybody but those on his hit list -- he was focused.
At the school and within the community ^, Fryberg was mourned and honored today alongside the family and friends whom he shot -- pretty unusual.
Fryberg was a hunter and had received a rifle from his parents for his birthday, but the handgun he used to carry out the mass shooting was one which police say legally belonged to an adult relative (which is the case in 2⁄3 of all school shootings, according to the Brady Center).
Police today confirmed that there was no physical contact between Fryberg and the female student teacher who entered the cafeteria after the shooting began. He did not accidentally shoot himself; he turned the gun on himself and intentionally took his own life after he finished shooting his targets.
Latest: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/washington-s...rgiveness/