Stem Academy in Highlands Ranch shooting

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Police: Suspects in Denver STEM shooting were high on coke, carried guns in guitar case

https://news.yahoo.com/police-suspec...002909104.html

Investigators say suspects Devon Erickson, 18, and Alec McKinney, 16, used cocaine at Erickson?s house before hacking into his parents? gun safe with an ax and crowbar.

McKinney, who was born female but identifies as male, said he wanted to hurt his classmates because they taunted him over his gender identity.

ETA: BEAT!

[CS1983]

so a beta male and a coked out, mentally ill little girl. sounds like a winning combo.

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so a beta male and a coked out, mentally ill little girl. sounds like a winning combo.

This is why we should ban guns.

We can't have guns and be safe in a society of people like this.

/sarc


Also consistent is how quickly the Demanding Moms and Dems tried to organize on this before any of these facts are known. To a reasonable person, mentally ill teens on a coke binge is a problem in itself.

[Gman]

Cocaine is illegal, but people use it anyway, so just legalize it. The answer is obvious.

Who knew that giving someone testosterone that was mentally, emotionally, and developmentally confused might be a bad idea?

[FoxtArt]

Sad that people even publish or give any credit to their "story" at all.

Two shooter events have unique psychological traits that usually involve a very dominant leader, who manipulates someone else into the ride.

If you believe that Devon Erickson had any intention of "helping" I've got a bridge to sell you. The fact that he is now trying to sell his co-conspirator under the bus and cast himself as the "hero" tells you just about everything you need to know about their dynamic and is typical of hardcore sociopath.

With that in mind, who do you think is the dominant manipulator, and who is the manipulated? Which version is more reliable?

I'm ignoring all the associated politicized garbage associated with this post.

[Gman]

'Twas pretty obvious that DE was trying to offload as much of this onto AM as possible. Good luck with that.

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'Twas pretty obvious that DE was trying to offload as much of this onto AM as possible. Good luck with that.

Yeah, that seems like defense attorney posturing. I completely ignore that stuff. If one party knew the other was going to shoot up a school and did nothing, I'm pretty sure that meets accessory to murder (but I'm no lawyer). The fact that the other party went, makes them an accomplice even if they didn't pull the trigger.

I'd bet both are getting charged with murder 1. The best they can hope for is an insanity defense which will be fun to watch as Lib heads explode.

[.455_Hunter]

Interesting- He did what he needed to do.

School: Private security guard suspected in 'friendly fire' incident wasn't supposed to be armed

DOUGLAS COUNTY, Colo. ? A private security guard suspected of firing at a sheriff?s officer and wounding a student during an attack at a Highlands Ranch school wasn?t supposed to be armed, according to e-mails and other documents provided Tuesday to 9Wants to Know.

Consequently, school administrators were not aware the guard had a gun, according to a statement provided to 9Wants to Know by a spokesman for STEM School Highlands Ranch, scene of a deadly attack last May 7 that was carried out by two teenagers.

https://www.9news.com/article/news/i...b-a10f0099359c

[Bailey Guns]

Interesting- He did what he needed to do.

I doubt that's going to help him out much in court.

[Drucker]

I guess he could have done what all the other "hero" admin staff and teachers did... nothing