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One of the many stories in here are Adam Lanza. And he went to Sandy Hooks elementary and shot up the whole school which took the lives of 20 kids. And this effected so many of their parents lives. Like one parent was so heart broken he fell under depression and ended up taking his own life years later. So this type of effect can hold so much power over someone and linger with them for years. Until it becomes so painful they can't deal with it anymore

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Dylan Klebold had a virtual book and it was found and sent to psychologists who examined the journal. And said it reveals that he was a teen who was struggling with depression and alienation. And he also mentions suic/de "Gives me hope that i'll be in my place wherever i go after this life that i'll finally not be at war w myself, the world, the universe"

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This is Sandy hooks memorial for the 26 children and adults killed by Adam Lanza during the massacre at Sandy Hooks in Connecticut on December 14, 2012

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This is surveillance video of Harris and Klebold in the cafeteria at Columbine High school during their shooting spree

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Seung-Hui Cho The Virginia Tech Massacre

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Seung-Hui Cho The Virginia Tech Massacre

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In june 1999 a child psychiatrist performed a thorough evaluation and concluded that Cho suffered from selective mutism which is a disorder characterized by an unwillingness to speak in certain social situations and depression and he was prescribed an antidepressant.

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Seung-Hui Cho The Virginia Tech Massacre 

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Seung-Hui Cho The Virginia Tech Massacre 

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The author says that not all shooters or murders will show that they can commit something of that sort at all. "If the shooter had displayed clear signs of mental illness many people assume the answer must be yes. But that assumptions is dubious at best." so you may think that the person could show the signs way before but that is not the case for everyone.

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Some criminologist don’t believe it’s particularly useful to distinguish between mass murders and spree killers for one thing the geographic are subject to interpretation. How far does a killer have to travel before a single location becomes multiple locations

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Sasha says "I felt like I was drowning in a sea of flames." Here Sasha reveals just a little bit of the error and agony of one's life being endangered by senseless violence.

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Sasha shows her resilience with the quote, "I refused to let this be the coda of my life's story." This defiant optimism in the face of trauma speaks to the indomitable human spirit.

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https://www.statista.com/statistics/811487/number-of-mass-shootings-in-the-us/

Mass shootings around the usa have went up tremendously since 1982 by triple the amount.

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https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/pressroom/sosmap/homicide_mortality/homicide.htm

The rate of homicide murders has beg to differ in different states around the usa. The least being Wyoming and highest being Alabama.

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Mass murders introduction - Reign steele

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Mass murders introduction - Reign steele

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The author says while women are more likely to reserve violence for defensive situations women more ever tend to blame themselves for their problems while depressed, humiliated and angry men may plan a murderous act or an act of A gruesome suicide, a woman in the same situation is more likely to just commit suicide

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A first grade teacher, Bernice Sterling later total reporter “when it came, the air seem to be full of children and flying desk in books. Children were tossed high in the air somewhere out of the building, and she felt devastation, and she collapsed on the floor seeing piles of children of about five or six under the roof”.

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Howard unruh is captured by police at the end of his murderous rampage September 6, 1949

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The author says depression and people who become mass murders is typically paired with deep, said it anger and that anger gets focused outward mass murders almost always have a profound sense of aggrievement. They blame their problems, setbacks, and disappointments on other people.

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William Cruise introduction Reign Steele

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William Cruise introduction Reign Steele

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Retired librarian in Palm Bay, Florida believe people were spreading rumors. He was gay on April 23, 1987 which then caused cruise to grab his rifle shotgun and pistol and hopped into his car. He stopped to shoot a neighborhood boy who was playing outside and killed three people on his way to supermarket where wounded people killed including two police police officers

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In "ONE CUT," Doctor brown emphasizes the importance of mental health in the healing process, highlighting how psychological welbeing is just as crucial as physical recovery for survivors of trauma.

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Eve Porinchak, the author's credibility in addressing the sensitive subject matter of trauma and resilience. Porinchak's background as a former probation officer and advocate for at risk youth lends authority to her portrayal of the protagonist's journey, establishing trust complexities of healing and empowerment.

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the protagonist , Nancy reflects on her healing process, stating, "Healing isn't about forgetting; it's about remembering and not letting those memories control you anymore." This quote shows the journey towards reclaiming her agency and finding empowerment in confronting her past traumas.

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https://www.wuwm.com/2022-12-13/you-may-think-you-know-what-happened-in-the-slender-man-stabbing-heres-the-story-behind-the-salacious-headlines

the impacts of trauma on young individuals and highlight the importance of understanding and addressing mental health issues in youth.

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Dashka Slater provides an accurate retelling of the story and shes a trusted person because she holds many awards.

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Sasha is a credible person for quotes and stories because they're a direct victim of hate towards different people and was the topic of the book because they got burnt.

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Sasha Muir from "The 57 Bus" was around a lot of people who weren't sure about their gender. Sasha was heavily influenced by this and later expressed that it felt freeing to give into those temptations and feelings.

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Another example is the author's dedication to telling the story with honesty and empathy. Porinchak's commitment to portraying James and Micheal’s journey with authenticity and physiology demonstrates her integrity. By approaching the subject matter with sensitivity and a genuine desire to give voice to the victims and murders experiences.

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The boy who burned Sasha tried defending himself in court by saying he was immature and didn't know any better. This seems like an attempt to test the readers or the judge's logic by making it seem like a dumb mistake by a kid still learning how to live.

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This just like the events in "The 57 Bus" was a hate crime due to somebody being transgender.

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Man Convicted in Transgender Woman’s Killing in First Federal Trial of Its Kind

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Prosecutors said the man was upset that word about his sexual relationship with the victim, Dime Doe, was circulating in a South Carolina town.

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http://recognizetrauma.org/statistics.php

This is used to show that the trauma these people have to cause these murderous acts. Because say that the trauma is a big part

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In this scene Light Yagami is seen writing down names in the "Death Note" he does this because he has a strong sense of justice and sees the world as rotten.

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We get the inside of an actually serial killers mind and get to dive deeper into why he did what he did.

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Inside the Mind of Jeffrey Dahmer: Serial Killer’s Chilling Jailhouse Interview

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Mind of a serial killer: Why one in every 150 people is a psychopath

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This is Sasha Muir before the 57 bus incident

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Sasha's friends would be credible sources for life stories or different perspectives of the story because they grew up with them.

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This is a picture of Sasha Muir after the 57 bus incident. They wear leggings because their legs are sverely scarred form the 2nd and 3rd degree burns below the waist caused by the incident.

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Richard's charging documents say that he burned Sasha "because he was homophobic" he claimed that he didn't know that the skirt would catch on fire just by him flicking a lighter at it.

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Sasha's childhood friend was also a transgender person that understood Sasha's struggles and grew up with Sasha enduring those struggles with them.