Posted on 02/22/2018 6:04:39 PM PST by MNDude
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Dr. Phil CBS Parkland Teen Records Video During School Shooting To Make Sure His Voice Would 'Echo On' If He Died A 17-year-old shares why he recorded the events of the Parkland, FL high school shooting. See what he captured on video.
Parkland Teen Records Video During School Shooting To Make Sure His Voice Would ‘Echo On’ If He Died Rochelle Nelson Rochelle Nelson Dr PhilFebruary 22, 2018 David is a student at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida where the third worst school shooting in U.S. history occurred on Valentine’s Day. The 17-year-old, who was hiding in a classroom with other students when Nikolas Cruz allegedly opened fire with an AR-15 assault rifle, says once he realized it wasn’t a drill, he began to record the events on his cell phone.
“What I decided to start doing is asking questions to these people so that if our souls were left behind, our voices would echo on,” David tells Dr. Phil on Thursday’s episode.
Hear more of David’s story in the video above, and see what he captured on his phone.
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Two Chicago weekends = one Florida school shooting.
The msm doesn’t raise an eyebrow over the number shot and killed in Chicago. They don’t raise an eyebrow over the number illegals kill.
That punk thinks he’s gonna be the next Tom Brokow. He needs to get knocked off his horse. Hopefully his peers will be the ones to do it.
A freshman? The yearbook said “Class Of 2015”. Usually that refers to senior year. Another student from the CA school posted that they graduated in 2015. Who knows?
I am confident that, over time, the truth will out!
Who? The shirtless kid? That is not him. Not even close. Wrong race for one thing.
What a “smarmy git”.
Agree.
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